ok, on rereading your thread - i dont really think  you can force them to repay the 750 right now.... 

That can be hard to do if you have boiler or forced air because the pipes or ducts are run for one property.

If the full distribution amount is recontributed to the IRA before your 2020 tax return deadline (including timely filed extension) then not taxes will be owed (although you will still need to work with your tax advisor to report the distribution on your 1040 but you will report the taxable amount as zero - similar to reporting an indirect 60-day rollover).2) Keep in mind that in order to take a distribution under the CARES Act you must have been impacted by the virus in one of the enumerated ways & your current account provider must allow you to take a CARES Act distribution.

Forced appreciation is another matter and is always great. 

This will force the tenants out even with the eviction moratorium if the building is deemed unfit to live.

@Srinivasan MettaI assume you mean Jacksonville, FL and not Jacksonville, NC.I have two properties where I removed trees.One job cost $1,500 for removal of two trees(one small tree one medium sized tree)another job was $2,300 for removal of two trees(two medium sized trees)I can't understand why trees cost that much to remove.From my understanding, somethings that impact the cost of the tree removal 1) how big the tree is2) is the tree hovering over the house3) How close the tree is to the house or a power line

Thus, if you took a $50,000 loan and paid it back within 6 months, you would need to wait another 6 months before you could take another $50,000 loan.2) Keep in mind that in order to take a distribution under the CARES Act you must have been impacted by the virus in one of the enumerated ways & your current account provider must allow you to take a CARES Act distribution.

Mitchell,The decisions you make in your 20s will have a HUGE impact on the rest of your life.

I mean maybe, it's technically connected via Friars, which is a major artery street, but I don't know if it's close enough to have much direct impact. 

Since we are buying outside of California, maybe we don't even need to be worried about that law, and it wouldn't force us to own it together?