Depending on the numbers, you may or may not come out ahead.  

I think you'll get the safest answer if you contact the city (or a local real estate lawyer) directly - better to flag the situation  ahead of time rather than try to unwind it down the road.2.

Your tenant has given you the most often used lame excuses for paying late, they are always a lie and are the result of the tenant having spent their money ahead of paying rent.

I really want to get my first property already but don't want to rush into it.

I came out ahead though on the year as a whole.

It allowed me to offer a higher price to a buyer which put me ahead of the competition.

You already have a head start so keep it going.  

Though you and your wife are far ahead of me and my husband in terms of properties.

Whenever youre done with the book. no rush. 

I know you want to plan ahead, but you have to find a deal first.