I'm actively trying to get into law enforcement as well but Covid has had me "frozen" in the process for a year now. 

At least you're not literally frozen like I am over here in Indiana.

After more research last night, I found that the property taxes are frozen due to the charitable status of the current owner. 

I have some vacant properties in the northeast under various stages of rehab that can be vacant for extended periods of time and I want to prevent frozen pipes if the property is unattended for extended periods of times.

Another they turned off the thermostat and failed to turn it back on, resulting in frozen plumbing.

Water leaks are not good on older mobile homes so if the roof needs fixin, give it a real good walk through i.e, the floors are possibly weak.Around my part of the country it's hard to get any kind of bank financing on a deal like this so, consider the cash you put in frozen until you find a new cash buyer.

There were challenges due to weather that we hadn't experienced before (frozen ground and extremely short season for building) Giving someone any advice at all in regard to the cost to rehab a home is foolish, as there are too many unknowns.

If Venmoe was frozen you could have used Zelle, PayPal, wrote a check or got cash out of your account to pay the other half of the rent you owed.From the Landlords point of view the repairs could be taken out of the back rent you owe.Many small landlords depend on the tenants paying rent on time to pay their bills and put food on the table.

If we hadn’t had an ongoing relationship with another we would have been frozen.

I estimate a 95% occupancy.Estimated monthly net cashflow $600 So far I know, all HELOCs are still frozen.