Numerous jobs have also been created as a result of Covid...I have not had one missed payment, a couple late ones but nothing to do with covid.

I have received numerous responses as to my responsibility to disclose this information to prospective tenants moving forward.

@Tony PortCouple of thingsThere are numerous options for self employed people where tax returns are not required.You will not get Fannie Mae rates or terms, but those loans close every day. 

Thanks for this very clear explanation of how this works.

Thank you Derrick for the explanation of skip tracing

It's also really important that anybody who chimes in with an explanation actually knows what he's talking about.So let me make two general points, and then I'll dissect the actual text better so that you understand.My first point is that you're misunderstanding even the text of the voter guide, which says:Allows rent increases in rent-controlled properties of up to 15 percent over three years at start of new tenancy (above any increase allowed by local ordinance).You conveniently left off the parenthetical, but when you include it, it's pretty clear what the prop does: allows increases of up to 15% over local ordinance at vacancy.Understand that, in a legal sense, "allows" means the same thing as "protects" when you're talking about state law, which is superior to local ordinance.

Our tenant has recently gone dark - I have made numerous attempts by both phone and text to reach her due to a maintenance issue she reported.   

They will pass up numerous solid deals.

Also, give him a quick and clear explanation about the main good point about the house and the surrounding.

Below is a quick explanation of the two.For a quick explanation, I am going to use these numbers. $200k ARV, $120k Purchase, and $30k Rehab Budget.