Finished up my schooling at Minnesota Realty School a month or so ago and it was a little over $800 for all 3 courses and test review. 

Also, a good reminder that while STR's roll in the bank during good times, they are ultra risky for downturns.

Certified rent roll showing unit numbers, tenant names, rent rates, security deposit amounts, currentrent payment status and lease expiration dates.6.

We've just rolled over the top of that roller coaster ride and heading down the steep slope may happen faster than we anticipate. 

Blah blah blah... well, I compromised with him: I wrote up the offer that night (it was already almost 8pm when we saw the property) and he would at least get the ball rolling in the morning to get a letter...

If a tenant were to test positive, do we as owners have a legal obligation to notify the other tenants in the building?

My personal take is: these houses have been there for 100 years already, there is a good chance they will continue to be there for another 100+.I also think there are some changes to modern building practices that make some modern homes less structurally sound than most older, i.e. 24 OC framing just always seems like it won't stand the test of time like 16 OC has. 

I'm guessing your state is next... https://www.kansas.com/news/politics-government/article241290866.htmlI'm assuming we will all have to roll back payments into some kind of loan/debt which tenants will get to pay back over time?

Im excited to test what I have learned on BP by purchasing a single or multi family and renting it from day 1.The Newport home is a 3/1.5, 1044 sq/ft.

I would roll it into an IRA.