I purchased under my name in cash because the agreement was time sensitive given the seller’s declining health and offer deadline.

Lastly be prepared to walk away, just like a leaking roof, poor tenants can kill a deal.

Its much easier to grow into a solid plan than to grow haphazardly and have to go backwards to rebuild poorly built systems or processes.  

Read rich dad poor dad and set for life and do exactly what they say.

Still feel blessed, no threat of losing properties like others in our state, but irritated that the delinquencies are not due to COVID, just poor eviction moratorium policy.

'Mental health issues' just doesn't do it justice.

There have been more poor quality guests in surrounding units, maintenance of the grounds and amenities has been slacking, yet management just bought new souped up golf carts… The resort is getting bad reviews on Google for poor service (the staff IS rude, even to me before), and the resort staff is not addressing those review online like they used to.

Since the city is involved you can try and get the health and safety department  (might be the same as building) involved and they may find the home to be in such poor shape that the tenants need to leave. 

I am currently going through an issue what poor support at YourPorter (now Guesty for Hosts) where I am dealing with something similar.  

That said I don't know what quality of rental you have here and what previous applicants have looked like.Another thought is to bring to light of day her poor standing if you are going to let applicant 1 sign because if they are going to be responsible for the unit and you have no gaurantee that the roommate has made clear what their record is