Like in Massachusetts they just passed a bill that says you can't evict your tenant unless they are a danger to neighbors or causing some kind of health issue.

Thanks BP community for all your help and I wish you all health and happiness during these times.

My uncle has given me his car, for health reasons he can't enjoy it like he use to.

We then reverse the transaction (which can take numerous days) and remarket the property, meanwhile our interested Buyers many times have moved on.  

We usually host it at a local restaurant but due to the health concerns presented by the coronavirus, we have decided to host in via Zoom.

It's an investment in your mental health and the health of your building as a whole.

Cash on cash - you just have to understand what the numerator and the denominator are.

OSHA - Occupational Safety and Health Administration    2.

I think prospective tenants will start to look at properties through a COVID-19 "lens," and be more concerned than ever before with health and safety related to germs.

I've gone to the county, I've used numerous research websites online (UCC connect, staterecords.org etc., I tried contacting local senior citizen homes as well) and all have pointed me to the same address and phone number.