@Cristo Heatherdale @Austin Faux @Norberto VillanuevaFound the forum that states google chrome doesn't like to do mentions, so I hopped on IE to tag you all.

There is usually option periods to renew and define what will happen.Now if the lease is a vintage lease with above market rates compared to current rents per sq ft then the tenant might ask for a reduction or leave all together if a better space is available elsewhere. 

You do not need to put in all new everything, keep the 20's charm or the vintage feel and only replace what genuinely needs replacing. 

The loans that are trading are still legacy loans with vintage (age) of the mid to late 2000's.  

Maybe 2013 or even 2014 vintage but 2016 vintage I think many of these projections are a little optimistic but defendable in today's environment.

Call Cash Faux Bob today. 

From a financing prospective, 2100 a unit on a 60s vintage product is way low.

Would I be required to pay (or my insurance) for their damaged property (tv, couch, jewelry, etc) in the case of something happening in the home?

Remember that unless someone owns important collections or jewelry, the value of most people's sticks and stuff is under $1,000, being what they would bring at a garage sale.If there is $40,000 worth of debt forgiveness that leaves the borrower still $20,000 underwater, there is no tax liability.  

I have been doing security work at a local car dealership for the past 2 years, I have been a chauffeur, sold jewelry, a manager and more.