I prefer a proper that could use some fixing up but not enough to undermine a newbies (such as my self) investment.

The PR could then properly convey to you.Third, the liability, if any, would be on the attorney-in-fact for failing to disclose the fact that the principal died and his/her power along with it.

@Blake Hendricks Finding proper tenants next month id a risk.

 I think if the lease allows you to raise rent and you give her proper notice, you could raise her rent (provided there is not something in place in NJ that would override that).This may compel her to leave, but I doubt it. 

You have no idea how to properly evaluate a property for profitability.

And, possibly even the way we evaluate transferring credentials between countries for health care workers of the current death rate trend for health care workers hold true for the duration.

Again this is just documenting according to terms of the lease.This will be a trying time for landlords, but by documenting everything, and following the terms of your lease, you will have the proper documentation later if you need to go to court or if you need to talk to YOUR lender to ask for a loan modification.

Our Florida properly has been shut down (the entire state) and is blocked off.

Now its up to you to evaluate the needs of the association to see if they're properly saving for "rainy days."

Around here, the roofers are struggling to pull the proper permits because most government offices are closed.