My first trip of the New Year to the emergency room, so I'm down for today, squeezing antibiotic ointment into my eye after the ER doc swabbed it off my cornea.

I learned how to deal with tenants in an emergency.

(All this while Saving for your down payment, Closing costs and emergency funds… if not you will be doing research for 10 years and never buy anything). 

Tell them how to pay rent, how to contact you for ordinary questions/concerns, and how to contact you for emergencies.

The need for childcare is not just a desired “perk” for today’s working parents – but has emerged as a necessity that impacts performance, attendance, and engagement at work.

You likely won't be able to claim the income from renting the upstairs portion if you are living in the basement for purposes of the loan or any potential future loans, but that's about it.As far as the city is concerned, all sleeping areas must contain an emergency exit. 

The 50,000-60,000 (in addition to emergency fund) just sit in the savings. 

CO Springs would be a good choice as there has been a flight to tertiary cities as remote work opportunities emerge.

They have to focus on personal care, emergency services, and also on their activities.

@Bruce Runn I will clarify by saying that because one of my tenants has not paid since Gov Walz’s emergency orders took effect, I do not have any cash flow.