Friedrich's ruling applies nationwide.The eviction ban was put in place last year by the Trump administration using public health powers granted to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention during health emergencies.The ban was most recently extended by President Biden through the end of June.In her 20-page ruling, Friedrich said, “It is the role of the political branches, and not the courts, to assess the merits of policy measures designed to combat the spread of disease, even during a global pandemic.

The tenant in place ended up showcasing some mental health struggles that made me opt out of house hacking.

One of the things we constantly discuss is benefits and health insurance.

@Steven Wilson It seems common in the NY area, especially during COVID no one wants to show a property if it's a waste of time (and potential health risk!). 

Look at the money, but look at the big picture of how real estate will/may impact your life...time, mental health, relationships, etc.

Account Closed look at local landscaping companies, they often do plowing too.  The

Brattleboro has a hospital as well as The Retreat, which is an in-patient hospital for mental health. 

From my perspective, if there is reasonable risk that someone's live / health is in jeopardy, like you outlined above, I'd enter.  

Also, if you decide to pursue medical school you can build a network of health care professionals which is a great resource for syndicating funds.

That said, since the value of a primary residence is a significant portion of wealth for most Americans, these price movements serve as a useful barometer of the health of the real estate market, and our economy as a whole.