The tenant will most likely google what to do and "so sad for the tenant" for them thye call the Board of Health.The Board of Health puts a 48 hour notice that makes the tenant leave!!

Don't look for clarity on the cheap.We're in the middle of a national public health emergency.

There are sub $100K deals, and I just got swooped by a fast close offer on one literally yesterday (Unless the deal falls through, I am official backup), but they're just rare enough that I'm worried about the timeline for my move.

(CRB)  (maybe move away from the negative and call it a "Health Protected Building" HPB, my wife no to the  "Bubble Boy Building" BBB- She is clearly not a boy.

I watched the playback of the city council meeting, but have been unable to find official documentation yet.

I'm obviously going to have my attorney take a closer look at everything, but I'm curious how off-putting it might be for a seller to have to sign a huge P&S versus maybe just starting with an official Offer to Purchase and making sure we're covering the big ticket items in there.Thoughts on this?

they would likely have to pick up health insurance (cobra or otherwise) for themselves, however.With that calculation done, it’s a “simple” matter of figuring out an average NOI of properties they want to invest in and the dollars it would take to buy those properties .  

Hi,We have property which was used as child day care , earlier it was SFR and now we are converting back to SFR Building official says It has to follow new constructions guidelines which requires to install fire sprinkler.

We both served in the military, I am about to be officially retired 01 OCT 2020.

I'm officially in the middle of listing my first property after turnover.