I have a real estate planning dilemma and I was hoping to mine your collective experience for solutions.

So we only have what we have and there is no quick way to solve that dilemma.

Put up with the situation and avoid her as much as you can, move on to somewhere else that won't be as nice in some areas, but better in others, or the last, decide if you want to stir it up with rent control, or the health department or whoever oversees rentals in your area. 

My dilemma is asking people for money.

The dilemma i'm having is I'm concerned i'm buying at the height of the market.The house I would be purchasing has tenants signed through May 2022, at roughly a 9% cap and 19.7% ROI. 

First one was chalked up to COVID but he was 63, had at least five major health issues, was 100+ pounds overweight, and didn't seem any medical treatment.

Wishing you health and good luck.

Like I mentioned earlier, I am very new to this world, but even after entering in what I would consider to be pessimistic numbers, the properties I analyzed still cash flowed significantly more than traditional renting would.Now here comes my two dilemmas.

I’m inquiring about options for health/dental care.

The dilemma is that the two other units are below market rents and we want to raise them.