My question is would You as the landlord be held responsible if the water cause health problems to your tenants.

I attended high school in postwar Vietnam but the school, for ethnic Chinese, was not officially recognized by the Vietnamese government.I am fluent in Chinese (the two major dialects, Cantonese and Mandarin) and Vietnamese.

I think if all else fails and I can't amend the situation before I close on the property, I may try this after assessing the tenant's financial health and making a judgement call based on our interactions whether they would be reasonable about that.

@Kevin Reid You can find the foreclosure case by searching the owner name in the Official Records search on the Clerk Of Court website.  

A piece of land I am in the process of purchasing for a very good price has a mass health Lien on it.

Where is the ACLUPS: I do have abusive tenants who are purposely leveraging the situation and not paying simply because they don't have to.Jason, instead of looking at this problem as a public health emergency, which it is, look at it as more of an economic disaster, which it also is. 

What mental health professional would prescribe a zoo as emotional support animals. 

PAying off his LOC is foolish and going backwards...regardless of the health situation we are in today.

Having an NIE number doesn't say that much other than that you will need it for many official things.80% financing (or higher if you talk with the right people) could be possible if it is going to be your first property, and that you are saying that you are going to live there yourself.

In addition to the rent bill I have other expenses that I am trying to minimize, car/health insurance, phone etc, but I am trying to minimize those so I can get by on my rental cash flow.