Its a critical decision and one that could impact asset protection and tax implications, depending on which way you go.

I wanted insight on the topic and i'm trying to see if i can avoid acquiring tenants whos jobs are impacted due to the COVID pandemic.

*  (*assuming rent payments are current)Last thought, has this preference changed for you in light of the COVID-19 impact on your market?

My question is, are there other ways the COVID-19 Forebearnce could negatively impact future acquisitions?

75%-80% of dry cleaners have impacted the site where they are located. many laundrys also use chlorinated solvents for spot cleaning, etc. that can result in contamination as well.

That should offset your new mortgage payment, so there should be no impact to your DTI.Good luck.

Understand that spray foam is very expensive (not to mention terrible for the environment), so you want to understand the impact there.The electrical is, of course, another issue.

One thing that I noticed while working with lenders  is .. they include HOA dues as expenses and that might impact your DTI when compared with non-HOA homes. 

. - it is not impacted by contributions made to your husband's pension. 

@Dale Graham, given the impact of Covid and adjustments being made to learning, you should plan on different exit strategies and don't bank on student housing being an immediate ssolution.