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If they had 1 ounce of respect for landlords, they would have made a moratorium option for the eviction courts, made it a tool judges could use if the conditions of the case meet such, pow, done and easy.

Sorry, but I respect people’s property and privacy. 

Respectfully disagree with my friend @George W. as the C-class areas in South Jersey -- Gloucester City, Brooklawn, Westville, and Camden...all appear to have good cash flow values and reasonable purchase prices.

Assume 1% property tax CA and 2.5% for TX so $10k and $25k respectively.

A tenant who doesn't respect the property can cause damage regardless of finish quality.

They are respectful and understand that this is a business for us.As far as Great Falls I would recommend doing some research on section 8 tenants and learning more about it.

If you did, how would you assess the respect/care the tenants demonstrated for the units?

Respect,-Greg