You are leaning very heavily on the current owner and if anything goes wrong, it would look bad in the eyes of outsiders (you 'stole' the property with a QC deed, made the person pay you a 10% fee, then forced him to pay partial rent while you collected all the profits?

So we raised her rent up pretty heavily to market rates..

One of the things I have been pondering heavily lately.....where are our values headed at this point?

I heard that properties went down to even below 100k.Sorry to ask these questions, but I invested quite heavily in the area and I need to prepare for the worst.

She has drank the cool aid. 

If you take a look at the current state of peer to peer consumer loan regulation, it is actually heavily regulated to protect consumers.

It is good to run a template sheet like the one above but it was not created to evaluate a Brooklyn property nor will most people on BP be investing in this type of area so their advice can be heavily biased toward markets that are more based on cash flow. 

We're seeing more and more coastal markets banning evictions and late fees until next year, which is going to kill a lot of landlords who are short on cash.On the other side, there was a bill put up today in Congress to subsidize rent pretty heavily for the rest of the year.

Directly off RT 74 which is heavily traveled.How would you proceed with notifying tenants of the rent increase?

I'm reluctant to touch anything that is heavily leveraged to tourism at this point due to future lockdown, travel bans, etc.