If they are living like it is a slum, you can evict for health & safety violations.

The seller told me she has an attached to the property because she raised your family there but her husband has some health issues so she doesn’t have the time to take care of her husband and some others properties at the same time so that’s why she is selling.  

But numerous have also fallen through.

I'm a long-distance investor (my wife and I own property that we've never seen) and own a transaction coordination business so I've seen even more deals.Greg made a good comment in that the average BP member knows more about validating if a property is a good deal or not from a numerical perspective.However, the agents I've hired and the agents I work with who build great investor businesses focus on adding value that you can only get on the ground.For example, I want to know more about the property that I could ever learn about online. 

Certainly the health “experts” are all wrong left and right about the covid mania and suspect same about the real estate “experts” quoted in this article.

Tenant is fully aware of my concerns with the property (HVAC and Windows) and is satisfied with the overall health of the Condo.

If a governor, government or governing health  entity can make a rule that we can't evict for non--payment of rent, let's reduce the amount considered 'rent'. 

The suppliers thought building would slow but instead it JUMPED with numerous people buying (crazy low rates) and building new homes.

Carpet is not a matter of safety or health, so you are doing this only to keep your tenant happy.

The truth is, he's been divorced five times, has no relationship with his kids, his health is in shambles, and he's still living paycheck-to-paycheck at the age of 56.