https://abcnews.go.com/Health/...Yes, they are giving tenants an additional year to catch up on rent.

Nothing about this was mentioned in the condition report.

They recently placed a tenant in a C class property of mine and after 3 months they allowed the tenant to break the 12-month lease if they left the property in good condition/clean and he returned all but $200 of their damage deposit (used to change locks/clean property).

Bankruptcy Court of the Southern District of New York recently sanctioned a mortgage servicer for violating a bankruptcy discharge injunction when it required a debtor to sign a subordinate mortgage and note—pursuant to FHA’s partial claim process—as a condition of a loan modification agreement, after the debtor’s personal obligation on the underlying loan had been discharged in bankruptcy.

Looking for health insurance for me and family that will cover pregnancy and surgery related to birth c sections.

I will rather go for an yearly lease with rent increase according to market conditions, which can be more than 5%.

Maybe you could get the properties under conditional contract with a due diligence period.  

I like your tip on the 30.00 guesstimate to work in a high low cushion depending upon property condition.  

My partner has a second hand furnace that is in very good condition, 12 years old. 

@Eric Greenberg What exactly was the fine for (location of the fence, height, condition, etc.)?