PLEASE DON’T WAIT.LD 1255, introduced by Portland Representative Grayson Lookner, mandates that once the Governor’s Pandemic Emergency Declaration expires, most for-cause evictions are banned for ninety days.It specifically and by name or number bans evictions for:Rental defaultExpiration of leaseTenant causing substantial damage to property – 14 MRS § 6002(1)(A)Tenant causing a nuisance-at-law or causing the property to become unfit for habitation – 14 MRS § 6002(1)(B)Tenant is a perpetrator of domestic violence, sexual assault or stalking against another tenant – 14 MRS § 6002(1)(D)Tenant or guest threatens or commits violence, threatens violence or sexual assault against a tenant, guest, landlord or landlord’s agent – 14 MRS § 6002(1)(E)Person is an unauthorized squatter – 14 MRS § 6002(1)(F)We suggest you tell your legislators:“Right now, during the emergency, my tenants are protected, under law, from bad tenants.

Essentially, there must be a paid parking footprint in the area already.The ideal asset would cashflow from day one with the ability to add value via technology, operations improvements, and/or NN lease addition (or renegotiation).

Ideally your rent should cover the new loan payment afterwards as well.

With little inventory, investors are putting far less than ideal properties on the market and trying to push inflated prices.

Or buy one and brrrr it which would take a little bit longer to get done..What would make these numbers look more ideal to you?

This one tested positive for E.

The reason I stumbled onto this was because I was looking for a way into more rentals, and this is a LOT more ideal for me, investing passively, in solid markets. 

It's ideal for dining space to accomodate the listed number of people the place sleebs,...

This is the ideal situation if your tenant is going to miss the rent due date. 

That's a sign of economic and population growth, which as in investor is ideal for cash flow/appreciation.