@Chris HadleyI live in NJ, but all my RE are in The woodlands and surroundings....Does that counts?

I am also not expecting or counting on said inheritance.

I am also not expecting or counting on said inheritance.

But as a conservative investor, I don't count on it.So what I do is a severe recession stress test on every investment.

Normal and incidental noises must be accepted and tolerated, they need to grow up but don't count on it, find an exit strategy with those specific tenant(s) and an exit strategy on securing your future with income property.  

I count 46 units, but I need to double check that number.

Because I was thinking if it burns down and the insurance is in my name it will count against my personal insurance even though it is a business property. i purchase the mobile home in my name from a auction and flip them at a profit.

The overall impression I want to leave the tenants with is that I'm experienced at this and good communication between us is important, that this lease is a basic set of reasonable provisions, and that they can count on me to hold up my part of the bargain.There are also of course other things that are unsaid between us at this meeting, of course, but nevertheless come across clearly.

Partial payments do not count either so even if she paid half she could still be evicted.

In yesterdays newspaper I read that a county official is trying to get the 2020 census taken during the turnaround so that all the temporary workers here would be included in the population count.