This is what I am thinking the difference is between your sellers and Bill's are.

If it says "pet fee" in the lease and specifically says that it non-refundable, then it does not apply to damages.I'd suspect the bill to repair the grass won't be very high, unless you have a professionally maintained and sodded lawn.

I bought a older model mobile home recently I got paperwork signed it was sold to me along with the bill of sale and receipt of payment is this enough to get a mover to move it to my property since it was sold to me with a agreement to have it moved ASAP TO MY OWN PROPERTY SOON

., you call the tenants back, explain to them that you are not allowed not to pay your mortgage, property tax, insurance, and utility bills and advise them to call 311 as the city of Chicago has a program to help the people affected by the Virus.

Thanks Tom, I'm surprised the MD Title Insurance Association didn't have the bill killed before it passed and was signed into law.

What you are referring to was authorized under the CARES Act which is one of the recently enacted stimulus bills in response to the COVID-19/Coronavirus Crisis.Please note the following details:Assuming that you have been impacted by the virus in one of the enumerated ways and therefore qualify, you can take a penalty-free distribution (as well as waive the 20% withholding requirement) from your 401k (assuming that the employer allows it) anytime between 1/1/2020 and 12/31/2020.

@William DavidsonI’d get it submetered then forward the bill on to the tenants.

You would direct deposit your income into the Heloc and use it as a normal checking account to pay Heloc down, bills, etc.

Dave Ramsey was on the radio this morning talking about if you have bills that you can put off so you can save for food and shelter do that.. including credit cards etc.of course March was too early to tell May June will be the telling months I suspect.. when I had my facility it was pretty consistent I bought it in I think 06ish and we a lot of vacancy 50% in 08 to 2010 but then it filled back up.. we could debt service at 50%.. so I never really sweated it. then I put a condo plat on it and sold it for some nice gains.  

but your analysis shows a $100 electric bill.