He has mental health issues as well, as he has stated earlier.

Health issues have caused a situation where the owner is now 2 months behind (taxes due this month) and can't afford to finish the remodel.

I would like to have someone inspect my property to see if there are any looming problems that should be fixed, but I don't want to send some stranger into my home and risk the health of all parties involved.Does anyone have any tips?

you should have place a financial penalty in the clause agreement. the penalty should be at lease two month worth of rent plus court cost$. this way your accommodate for lost of rent and eviction cost. if the seller didn't want to pay the fees it would motivate him to follow thur, or not to accept rent on potential eviction. what was the point in your clause if it didn't promote a reaction?

I dedicated my life to the building, worked thousands of hours promoting it, caring for it, did little leases, did big leases, then in 2012 downtown Detroit started to change, here came quicken loans and Dan Gilbert, rent started to climb, owning the building quickly became more profitable.

My boss' parents sold their home in Santa Cruz CA when they retired and moved to Costa Rica - they're not on the beach - but they love the low cost of living, currency exchange rate (their dollars go further), stable government and good, inexpensive health care.

health of the companies that make up that particular indexReal estate investing CAN BE cyclical . . . it can also be linear, or a hybrid of the two. 

The recession’s inequality is a reflection of the coronavirus itself, which has caused more deaths in low-income communities and severely affected jobs in restaurants, hotels and entertainment venues as Americans try to avoid crowded places to protect their own health and slow the spread of the virus.

Self promotion, advertising and deal making are all against the rules.

Appraisals are literally like trying to decipher your health insurance coverage.