My mother-in-law is our in person property manager for if something goes wrong, emergency guest communication, receive packages and mail, etc.Thanks in advance advice!

Those landlords may not charge late fees or attorney fees to tenants while the COVID-19 emergency exists and may not file to evict for non-payment.

If you do not have a key you can  tell them on such and such a date you are having all the locks changed and will provide them with a new key.If it is an emergency type repair, say the sink is leaking into the apartment below you can go to the court for the TRO to force access, even with COVID, which hopefully will be over this weekend.It is not up to tenant to decide what to pay for rent, you do.

Emergency (Additional living expense stipends or ALE)9.

Luck was on my side when the winning bid's financing fell through, giving me a second chance to bid, and this time, I emerged as the proud owner of the property.

I have enough saved to do 20%, cover costs of updating, and have a decent emergency fund but I’m not sure if that is the correct strategy if I want to buy a second house down the line and repeat or pay the extra $200 a month increase with putting only 10% down.any advice would be appreciated!

I signed up to rentredi for a test drive and saw an option where they offer an add on option, one for an emergency maintenance service for 15/unit/month and one for a  full coordination service for 25 /unit/month.

I truly believe that these areas are an emerging market and the price is right. 

I'm not too proud to clean bathrooms, Clean dog messes out of back yards, scrape and paint windowsills, take the dog for a walk so an inspector can get in or any of the other things that "pop up" (All of which I have done for my principal in an emergency). 

Eliminating recurring consumer debt to a manageable level if not completely, and budgeting.For example, clearing that $800 in CC debt or personal loan is better than seeking a property with cash flow of 300 dollars.Starting from a lean budget with a 3-6 month emergency fund is more plausible.