., but I honestly have no idea how to determine major rehab cost or what detailed things to look for, in terms of structural damage, lead pipes, updating electrical, etc., when assessing a property.Any advice of this or do I just higher a contractor to walk the property with me and ask for their price evaluation?

Also, as soon as the evictions resume, you will be filing a second cause for all damages including late fees and past due rent.

Work hard to attract quality deals and vet them or else you will be wasting the investor’s time and damaging your relationship.Things to Remember:Business must continue – Investors have tightened their lending policies, yes.

Does anyone have a template for a damage rider for pets?

Thankfully we were insured and it was covered and restored to good as new, and the original water heater wasn't damaged, just the pipe. 

But I looked over a rider that my attorney drew up and part of it said that if I back out the seller keeps the deposit as liquidated damage but cannot go after me for anything else.

@Joseph ODonovan Under Governor Wolf's shutdown order, in Pennsylvania you cannot conduct "physical operations" relating to Real Estate Leasing.

I think measures should be taken to avoid greater potential damage to the economy, but I don't think that landlords should be forced to take it on the chin either.

The loan is also assumable.Do you know any Real Estate Attorneys or Title Companies, whether virtual or still doing business physically that are familiar with creating / vetting owner-financing deals?

Cats can do more damage financially than  a C.19 vacancy.