Also, is this a C/D class property, where the tenant will be ok with the inconvenience of using coins for washing and drying clothes?

Requirements, 10 x 20 bunker, "solid" door, water and humidity dry, temperature moderate or controlled.   

Making money is always the plan.I'm not splitting hairs here because I'm surprised to see such extensive instructions for bringing legal action published by any branch of the government, but the publication appears to be put out by Judicial Branch and not the Clerk's Office, but again, I'm surprised to see it.

Lots of free money from relief programs have dried up and the rise in wages has been about half the rate of inflation (of which housing is a key metric of). 

As far my plans, patience and dry powder. 

The plumber found that the plug was wrapped with a big mess of hair. 

I enjoy the much more passive income from syndications as a great place to put cash when deals seem dry everywhere else. 

Then after equity is dry, get back to creative financing.

Keep in mind that the basement is unfinished and nothing got damaged it was only couple inches on water that we took out and dry out the basement and made sure everything was good. 

(she had to have the entire apartment flooring resurfaced and she had to bleach the whole apartment due to smell from hair and slobber) The previous landlord didn't want to get into trouble in reference to the ESA.