All of a sudden after sitting there empty for 20 years it's on a fire sale. 

@Chase Keller This will be for my rental so fire dwelling policy

I like to add decks, fences, paved driveways, and fire pit if allowed/appropriate.

As an out of investor wanted to get some perspective from your wisdom: I've got occupied SFH, and my Tenant is not paying:I got 250$/1090$ for Mayand 600$/1090$ for June.My Tenant got fired on April 27th (corona...).She said she entitled for unemployment fee (*pic attached), but she is waiting to get it.

., if the building is multiple stories (elevator), construction technique (fire suppression) etc.  

And I'd fire that lawyer, today, this is simple law so I am clueless why they didn't advise of the risks. 

Also I am a fire fighter as well and I’ve heard I can get some pretty good discounts when it comes to purchasing a home.  I’m interested within the next year in buying my very first duplex.

The legal fees alone would be more than the result, if they even won which they would not because you can at-will fire anyone on those agreements.

The second property is just a little less than the 20%, I had a fire there a couple of months ago.

They may also get fired by their broker for practicing real estate outside their agreement with their broker.2) Liability Claims: because your friend has a real estate license, your insurance for liability claims may be jeopardized.3) Applicant Screening: people seem to always assume agents know how to screen applicants to find a good tenant.