You could only pay rent late or partial rent if you had decreased income because of covid (ie fewer hours or lost your job). 

We did very small-budget bathroom & kitchen renovations a few years ago, but most of the other big-ticket costs we've put into the home over the past 6 years have been maintenance:- New HVAC system in 2015 ($10k)- lots of dangerous trees removed from property ($15k)- skylight/roof repairs ($2.5k) 

The market is tough when competing against cash and conv buyers paying over list. working with an agent seeking off market but drastically fewer options.I'm actually looking for condos or townhome to lessen overpaying too much.

The U.S. economy charged ahead in the first three months of the year thanks to more Americans getting vaccinated, fewer people catching the coronavirus and Washington approving another gargantuan $1.9 trillion stimulus.

The pigeons and starlings associate the green lasers with danger. 

Also to cover any estate taxes or debt restructuring if they arise.Where the major danger comes in, is if your in the middle of a development and your the main developer.

It won’t happen over night, but it is already taken quite a bit of damage due to surf erosion and is in danger of serous property damages if something isn’t done    

Apparently, fewer consumers now (compared to a month ago) think the economy will be better in six months.

If we police ourselves and treat tenants like human beings, follow fair housing guidelines and act professionally, there will be far fewer reasons for regulations. 

People moving out of cities want less congestion, greater security, fewer crowds and larger units with maybe even some green space, so keep your duplexes if they are renting well and making you money.Most places MF is on fire and highly priced so know your numbers and establish a due diligence process that vets the property and all the paperwork that goes with it.