@Berkley BossardI use Premier Property Management out of Beaver Falls.

In this case, if one of the tenants dies or declares bankruptcy, the full amount of the obligation falls to the other party.

Anything that's 60+ days behind falls into the category of COVID related.

Definitely, don't walk out on the gutter system without some form of fall protection. 

I have a few rentals I was trying to refinance, but was running into various roadblocks and wasn't getting what I needed therefore I decided to sell them and take my nice profit which falls in line with my goal.Every move you make should be the most advantageous to set you up for the next step in your plan.

Heck, we're even hearing about a possible 2nd covid wave coming in the Fall.

I am very eager to start building my real estate portfolio, yet I am at a loss of where to start considering I don’t have that much money and will still be attending school this fall .

Seller financed deal at $40,000 bathroom was down to studs, kitchen had no flooring and cabinets were falling off at the hinges, no gutters on rear of home, rear entry door suffered a break in and roof was leaking prior.

@Shawn SchofieldI was also keep learning and researching target markets but just verify that your bankruptcy is going to fall off in October, check this from Experian: "Chapter 13 bankruptcy is deleted seven years from the filing date because it requires at least a partial repayment of the debts you owe.

We do an annual inspection in fall to make sure the property is ready for winter.