If it's a larger property, take into account how much work it will require to get in good condition, how much time you have to commit to that, what the area looks like, will you be able to attract tenants to the area, does local government encourage property ownership through taxes and regs, and are there good contractors in the area to respond to your work items.

My title company says they will stay attached to the title after the sale but I’ve been reading a lot of posts online that say there’s 120 day period for the government to redeem the property after which the title would be clear.Does anyone on here know if there’s a clear-cut way do you know this?

If they are receiving government payments then they receive a pay raise every year.

Carefully read and understand the laws that govern the landlord/tenant relationship in your area.2.

@Steve Vaughan the great part about the property is I’m buying it from a government development agency.

Are there organizations that advocate for Landlords in regards to National or State government policy?

Don’t forget to send the federal government and the state government their money.

Has anyone been able to have a real estate attorney draw up a lease that allows eviction in spite of any government mandates? 

Government jobs rose by 43,000, but it was largely a statistical mirage tied to seasonal adjustments that have been distorted by the pandemic.

If you want to take a deep dive, you can view an overview of the proposal here, and draft text of the proposed amendment here.In case you just want the highlight reel, notable points include:1) Allows up to 5 adults of any relationship to live as part of a household2) Rent-by-the-room scenarios managed by non-residents would still be prohibited in single unit, two unit, and row house zone districts3) The 20% of properties still governed under Chapter 59 (The 'old zoning code') are not covered by this change4) The number of vehicles allowed to be parked on a zone lot is also proposed to be changed.