Hi there,I'm new to this great forum and I have a question regarding positive cash flow and duration of loan.I'm currently owning 2 SFR, 1 purchased with cash and second purchased with a 20% DP and I have a positive cash flow per portfolio and not per unit and by combining 2 rents I was able to cut the loan to 15 years.Was this a good decision from business point of view?

Maybe if you dormered one side of the room so that significantly more than 30 percent of the room was just a few inches under 7 feet, the town might cut you a huss?

Safety is still a problem. 

Lenders have been raising their minimum requirements and I suspect a 730 credit score may not make the cut with most lenders today.

Now that I am putting all of this on paper it is becoming clear that no matter what, this property is on the edge of making sense if not making no sense at all.

Just got this email:"Thanks for requesting an offer on ....... from Opendoor.Given the uncertainty surrounding the impact of COVID-19 across our markets and concern for the health and safety of our customers and employees, we are temporarily pausing the purchase of homes.

Cut or re-adjust cap-ex projects to save cash.

Did they saw cut the window?  

MAGA will most likely throw off more government restrictions and further limit immigration that takes US jobs.The economy (jobs) has stumbled not died, and it will get back up--people just need to be able to eat until then.Most (but not all) people have some safety net, friends family, church efforts, etc...America can handle this.

In this critical time are we as live in landlords allowed to enforce a rule that roommates can't have friends come over and spend the night due to the corona virus and social distancing for your own and other roommates safety?