Once I'm able to relocate I would move back in to our house even if it means 4 hour round trip commutes until my tenant moves out once the terms expire.

It makes it much more difficult to liquidate your assets, should you need to.  

Line 28 states, "The lessor/s has the right to give e 90 day notice if home is sold, at which time the lesse/s must acknowledge and be out in 90 days unless agreement by new owner waives this right."

Are there additional liquidity strategies outside of having a more substantial cash reserve?

PLEASE DON’T WAIT.LD 1255, introduced by Portland Representative Grayson Lookner, mandates that once the Governor’s Pandemic Emergency Declaration expires, most for-cause evictions are banned for ninety days.It specifically and by name or number bans evictions for:Rental defaultExpiration of leaseTenant causing substantial damage to property – 14 MRS § 6002(1)(A)Tenant causing a nuisance-at-law or causing the property to become unfit for habitation – 14 MRS § 6002(1)(B)Tenant is a perpetrator of domestic violence, sexual assault or stalking against another tenant – 14 MRS § 6002(1)(D)Tenant or guest threatens or commits violence, threatens violence or sexual assault against a tenant, guest, landlord or landlord’s agent – 14 MRS § 6002(1)(E)Person is an unauthorized squatter – 14 MRS § 6002(1)(F)We suggest you tell your legislators:“Right now, during the emergency, my tenants are protected, under law, from bad tenants.

. 😊" I leave that whether it's a geo call, a FSBO, or expired. 

Or when you get a parking ticket two minutes after the meter expired. 

After the expiration date of the loan term, I tried contacting the investor to arrange for the return of my funds, plus interest but did not get a reply.  

This one tested positive for E.

Specifics:Chicago far west suburbsCurrent appraisal: $175KCurrent mortgage: $90kCredit score:800+Liquid cash on hand: $75KPersonal DTI:<20%Total DTI not including rental income:<30%I would think this is a home run.