The properties are cross-collateralized (otherwise referred to as a blanket lien), and is serviced as a single loan with multiple collateral assignments. 

The thought has crossed my mind several times to purchase a rental closer to where I currently live.

So I had no way of knowing what was going on, however as I laid in the hospital bed, no thought crossed my mind that something like this would happen. 

We just helped a client close on a 2 flat  (3bedroom/1bath in each unit) in Grand Crossing-$197K. 

Or how about a city with no natural disasters that borders a peaceful foreign country right on the St Lawrence Seaway?

Would that have crossed the barrier of "reasonable accommodation"?

fingers crossed.

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Some of the surrounding properties have tested positive for slag so fingers crossed the test comes back favorable. 

Becoming a real estate investor has NEVER crossed my mind until this pandemic occurred.