But, the price of consumer goods (in our case restaurants) just went up, so Joe can now consume less of it and has a lower standard of living.

Growing and managing a PM business is very time consuming so it could actually hurt your realtor business by taking your focus off of it.

What do I need from the seller as far as documentation and action steps to implement when taking over with tenants while taking over as the new owner Thank you all in advance!

It seems like the first step may be to underestand how the city allows for this kind of action to take place.

During the world wide pandemic consumers spent $30B on entertainment which is a 20% increase from 2019.

I have no life really besides saving money and studying and going out and taking action every day.

I think, unfortunately, your friend made some very critical mistakes that are going to cost him time and money.Here's what I see as the steps to unraveling these egregious errors:(1) Hire an attorney whom specializes in landlord/tenant law(2) Wait for the eviction moratorium in NYS to end (patience will be required here, as we're at 16 months and counting)(3) Under your attorney's advice, carry out an action against this freeloading occupant as a "licensee"  (I think it's called section 425?

Read any Consumers Report article on warranty/insurance, they tell you not worth it.

I got pre approved through Consumers Credit Union with a 0% down, no PMI at 3.99% APR for $250k.

Tons of helpful and actionable information