Most flooding occurs along rivers well inland of the Atlantic Ocean.    

During normal time, maybe one would think about going the eviction route because maybe fear of pest situation developing, or longer term issue down the road in case some damages occur as a result of the mess.But reading all the struggles other landlords are having at the moment due to non-paying tenants and no way to evict them, even if I could evict for non-payment reason (not sure if judges are also giving tenants more leeway for such things) I am thinking I should not be doing that and count my lucky star that I don't have someone who hadn't paid for many months and won't be able to evict for many more months, and I just tolerate the mess for now and when the lease expires in 6 months make a decision then, no reason to make a big fuss about it right now.Wondering if other LL's are thinking the way I am?

This is just a suggestion because it occurred to me as I was using the site/tools: We should be able to analyze deals straight from the marketplace listing."

From my research it seems that larger increases can only occur between tenants (more than $20-30 per year).

We are also getting more and more familiar with pcola so if you have questions about an area I can sure try to help out  It just occurred to me that the only time in my life that I ever rented a house was right there in Pensacola, while in the Navy. 

The rules which prevent that from occurring have been eliminated during the pandemic (job search requirements and employer penalties).

On State Level (Not Sure if it is charrged on state too) 0 Total NIIT Surcharge 2131.8 Total Taxes To Pay 16351.8 So Total Taxes + Sale Costs (This eats up more than 50% of your gain) 35751.8 *** Any accumulated losses which have occurred over the years and which could not be taken due to income limit can now be taken when selling property

@Spencer Barker and then it occurred to me the link between Trump and construction, contractors and their guns, and just a real desire to work.

I could see this occurring.2.

Here in my neck of California the re-assessment occurs as of the date of sale so that we get supplemental tax bills in year 1 rather than in year 2.