Is the house rentable/meets health and safety codes right now?

But it seems that it wouldn’t apply to you any longer since you were their landlord during the specified time frame for the moratorium. https://www.mercercounty.org/d...https://covid19.nj.gov/faqs/nj...Thank you Rosy, yes I didn’t they would apply either as I would be purchasing outside of moratorium but I’m afraid the tenants will continue to not pay as they did to take advantage of the current landlords health issues and covid laws.

@Sarah Moncivaiz septic systems in my area take 5-6 weeks with engineering, county health department, and permits.

in 2021  did not use the car to the rental property due to health reasons   We always showed milage usage in all  past returns.   

I am not advocating no zoning; for instance, we would not want a battery factory or porn shop next to a preschool, but we are far over regulated when it comes to land use.

Health is wealth and that should always be your #1, just commit to Real Estate as a career. 

If he didn't buy them upfront, install privately and maintain his own batteries, he owns nothing.

That indicates that you are not concerned for your health. 

Unless something unexpected happens, the current market numbers and overall economic health of Austin suggests that prices are unlikely to fall significantly from their current levels.

Will likely be tricky - Our underwriting guidelines for example (pretty much in line with most DSCR lenders) do not allow "Log Homes" and require:Constructed for year-round usePermanently affixed continuous heat sourceNo health or safety issues both internal or external