Hopefully everyone had insurance and if you did you need to be very aggressive with filing and staying on top of your claims. 

There is one already made in the files section that is pretty complete by @ Sam Tato.

If so, file for foreclosure immediately.

So for the first year until you file tax returns to show a profit/loss on that rental if you were to buy an FHA home prior to filing tax returns the lender would hit your income with both mortgage payments. 

Contract Price: $200,000Property Cost: $(130,000)Improvement expense: $(35,000)Zoning Attorney: $(10,000)This nets me a $25,000 in gross profit RE Agent Commission $(12,000)Capital Loss YTD from other investments: $(7,500)Net Taxable Profit is $5,500First time i am doing this so wondering what the cost of filing a 1031 exchange and hiring an intermediate for escrowing typically cost?

I don’t expect to file insurance claim and it's probably an act of God clause or whatever it’s called these days. 

I don’t expect to file insurance claim and it's probably an act of God clause or whatever it’s called these days. 

No cancellation was ever filed, but Im not 100% sure if that would even get filed there in the first place.

They are not going to show Evictions filed during the pandemic.

I am about to file for an eviction for 2 months past due rent in Texas.