I have some dry powder and more than ready to hop in my next deal !

I have a WIDE range of Tenants: hair salons, attorney, tae kwon do studio, kitchen designer, dry cleaner, therapist, real estate offices, even a professional hypnotist (!)

I could do more but I want to preserve some dry powder if there is a pull back or even just an increase in distressed inventory post moratorium. 

It will be a major problem if you rent a property and the well goes dry.

It was a VA buyer which we were apprehensive about, but decided to go with it.The house was built in the 50s and the appraiser is requiring that all the windows be reglazed as there is some chipping paint.Our agent is recommending that we stick it out and do the repairs and is saying that if we walked away and got a buyer with conventional financing they’d still likely ask for the windows to be repaired.We bought the house with conventional financing and windows were in worse condition than they are now, and we had no issues.We’re looking at $3,500 to reglaze the windows on top of already spending $2000 on the repairs the VA appraiser has already asked for.Part of me just wants to walk away from this and find a conventional buyer as I feel what the VA is asking for is a bit excessive

However if they owe rent and have excessive damage...

Many economic crises are born out of excess and we are seeing signs of that.

I will NEVER buy another condo due to the excessive HOA and Special Assessments.

Admitted carrier vs Non-admitted (aka Excess/Surplus). 

We were going in to see if the flooring was drying properly.