When homes are pulled in a safety inspection must be paid for prior to the home being occupied.

Tenant B replied that he was tired of “this” and that he wanted his lease terminated because he feared for his safety.

There are a couple spots around town I would avoid, but I chose to raise my kids here and have never been concerned for their safety. 

While proximity to developing scenes and amenities suggests upward potential, the nearby "war-zone" area could raise significant concerns regarding safety, tenant quality, and property value stability.

She has a co-signer willing to sign, but I'm hesitant with her age/safety (the garden unit has a steep staircase) and with rent being $1800 is that doable for her?

- If you could prioritize the top three features in a new property management software, what would they be?

Liquidating these to focus heavily on real estate removes this safety net and exposes you to sector-specific risks.

My thoughts on the HELOC are that we could use it to renovate our current properties and use the funds to fix up distressed properties in the future(doing BRRR-like activities) and thinking it could be used as a safety net if needed.Should we be doing this HELOC if we are unable to pay it back in full at a later date.

We plan to use the home for short-term rentals—so safety is important.  

Moisture in ceiling; subfloor damage.Moisture in ceiling; staining and previous repairs.Moisture in baseboard and floor.Moisture in ceiling; staining.Moisture in ceiling.Roof replacement; address moisture and leaks.Exterior inspection; identify and fix moisture sources.Fix moisture damage.Electrical system overhaul; ensure safety and compliance.Temporary housing costs for tenants during repairs.