One on lease end day, but more importantly one 90 days ahead to get the conversation going on renewal or release. 

Figuring in the cost for skilled labor to the rehab may put me ahead in time and quality.

By the time I purchase my rental property I will have 20% so should I go ahead and get the conventional loan so I don't have to worry about PMI? 

There is no one magic rule that can be applied to all situations regarding rent payment during the months ahead.

Below is excerpt taken from proposed bill (if you read below the first few paragraphs you will see it, you may need to click on the arrow down):  This makes me wonder, will there be another bill that states lawn care contractors, the plumbers, and the heating service people all have to work for free for the next three months? 

We would have been much further ahead at this time.

I've been going back and forth with myself all week to figure out whether or not I'm going to go ahead and close on it.

A header that spanned a good part of the house totally rotted away due to termites and moisture.

Once this is all over, put them to good use and you will be ahead of curve. 

A lot of it comes down to how you click with the agent on a personal level.