Response to Public Health Risks of Evictions and Foreclosures.

The day after the election COVID-19 will disappear as an issue and Masks will be declared hazardous to your health (Read what the Danish, Swedes and Norwegians microbiologists have published). 

Response to Public Health Risks of Evictions and Foreclosures.

Two weeks after that I had a gas leak in the basement that cost me $1500 to find and fix.Also, at one point the county health department came to the house to test for lead and I ended up having to replace about 18 windows in the house which cost me around $7K.

You don't want a S Corp tax status or the spouse an employee since it "converts" the more tax favorable passive income to active income.If you want, direct message and we can arrange a time to chat if you think it will help.Good luck.

How can I go about finding out the status of what is going on with the property?

The home inspector is a Generalist and can analyze things and speak through the lens of a general inspector, but they MUST defer to a specialist on specific issues (for the sake of their liability mainly, and for intellectual honesty, too).A good example is this:  a general inspector can measure the difference in temperature of the air going into the HVAC return vent and coming out of the ducts, which indicates the relative health of the HVAC system. 

He was in perfect health.

Response to Public Health Risks of Evictions and Foreclosures.

The 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, which originated in the People’s Republic of China, continues to pose a significant threat to the health of Americans throughout the United States.