It got backed up and caused a piece of garage ceiling to fall.  

It is expensive and if you are willing to pay that in the stages of deciding if it is worth it you'll spend a lot of money on deals that fall through4.

Tenant, PM, and LL are named in a lawsuitSituation C (general liability): Tenant negligently fails to shovel snow from in front of the SFH in violation of the lease agreement and a passerby slips and falls.

Proc. 2018-58 allows participants in a section 1031 like-kind exchange to extend the deadlines for identifying replacement property and completing transactions “by 120 days or to the last day of the general disaster extension period authorized by an IRS News Release or other guidance announcing tax relief for victims of the specific federally declared disaster, whichever is later.”Taxpayers have pointed out that applying the “whichever is later” language means that some section 1031 deadlines could get extended beyond the July 15 due date set in Notice 2020-23, and are wondering if that’s what the IRS intended.

This was in fall of 2018 so the rules may have changed AND I ended up using a conventional loan so that I wouldn't have mortgage insurance for the life of the loan. 

Prices are still higher than last year and rent hasn't been falling.

Additionally, April is an unusual month just in terms of how the calendar dates fall.

I’m also going to be beginning college at Miami University here this fall to go into Marketing.

The property sits right outside of University of Delaware so we were shooting for the $700 -$800 per room figure that the college housing is going for, Unfortunately UD is not reopening until next fall so we may have to rent to single families around $2000 for the time being.

The other neighbor recounted watching the beautiful structure fall to neglect.