Here's that criteria:The Order does not prevent you from being evicted for(1) engaging in criminal activity while on the premises;(2) threatening the health or safety of other residents;(3) damaging or posing an immediate and significant risk of damage to property;(4) violating any applicable building code, health ordinance, or similar regulation relating tohealth and safety; or (5) violating any other contractual obligation of a tenant’s lease, other than the timely payment of rent Provide the CDC Declaration for her completion and signature; you can download it here:https://www.cdc.gov/coronaviru...Page 2, bullet 3, states the tenant is still liable for unpaid rent. 

@Frank Jennings this would be a tricky and potentially risky situation if it were in my market.Sometimes properties are grandfathered in due to newer zoning regulations and minimum lot requirements.

I have been following those regulations and do hope they change (though up to 10 people per house seems a bit much too).

Now, after all this, I wonder how to handle it properly with accordance of local State laws and regulations?

To start out with the "small landlord kit" has everything you need, from application to rules&regulations and lead paint disclosure - and it is very inexpensive. 

Yes, there are private lenders in the residential assisted living space.As you know, these facilities are regulated by each state. 

They are regulating real estate agents, that’s all.

(Per your Association’s Rules and Regulations: Section 12.8 states “Recreational vehicles such as motorhomes, travel trailers, camper vans and boats are not permitted in the Community.

When it's an unknown situation and the person doing the leg work is working to achieve that track record, then you can get better splits for the capital investor.  60/40 or more likely even an 80/20.Additionally, you can look into a waterfall model (which is kind of complex) but it creates provisions that regulate the returns to the operating partner based on the success of the project.  

Hi, I’m looking to purchase a 4-family in Monmouth County and am trying to find the requirements or inspection criteria to get a green card from the DCA. Their website is a maze. The current owner has never registered...