Purchase price: $123,600 Cash invested: $15,000 This may not technically count, but I purchased my first home without any intentions other than becoming a first time home owner.

If 1 of 5 tenants, for example, doesn't pay versus 4 of 5 tenants not paying - aren't these both technically "financial hardship?"

All,I have extensive background in government programs and how this works. 

A little background on me, I have been constantly learning and trying to improve myself for about the last year towards real estate.

The background and context to this story must be understood.Here's the problem and here's why the government stepped in to regulate.

Some background.

Background: 4 residential unit. closing planned pushed a month due to COVID19. currently - 3 units vacant - want to narrow the sale down to the mortgage equal to the rent paid by the one tent at.

Lastly, please, please, please don't offer a "virtual tour" that's a series of bad photos crossfaded by outdated software tools with SNL Deep Thoughts piano music in the background.

(I have a computer consulting background).I charge a T&M fee to create,produce and update these listsI print,stuff and mail their mailings for themPart of my service includes Buyer Agency and an agreement to List any properties they fix and flip.These services and fees are reasonable to pay as it helps you achieve your goals.Interview a few agents and find a match that suits your needs.Any agent can do this for you, but only a good agent can do it well for you.LOL, I now see you are an agent, you can do this through your MLS

Don't think he would have passed the background check.