We improved some bad electrical work (a two-pronged system that wasn't grounded) and did some light cosmetic paint as well as added safety features in a few areas.

We’re a military family and we do have two boys so as you all have heard or argued yourself about safety or raising a family while running a rental could be hectic for sure.

I believe, however, that if the Fed starts raising rates and they see falling real estate prices, they'll cut rates immediately once again.

These lumber producing companies were trying to ramp production up while creating a safe work place because of COVID-19 and for some employees it made sense to stay at home because of safety reasons and/or unemployment benefits. 

A normal FHA purchase means the property has to meet all health and safety code violations.

Most people are running around with their heads cut off because of this market.

At the moment you can only terminate a rental lease (even month to month leases) for health and safety reasons.  

I did not get laid off but took a substantial hit by getting demoted and a substantial pay cut.

Large expense that will come due real quick. 2) Roof 3) Foundation/slab But not a deal breaker, just be aware....most foundation issues are not a big deal. 4) Structural - alterations to load bearing walls, cut trusses in attic, etc 5) Electrical -  Is main panel adequate?

Always good to talk to the tenant when you get these kinds of reports and tell them you are encouraging neighbors to go to the police so if there is an issue the tenant may want to do their part to cut it out.