If you don’t have decent emergency funds, what will you do when you are laid off from your W2 or have a major medical problem that is both expensive and takes you out of work.

They will be able to draft the agreement for your unique situation and since they have done this a number of times, it will probably only take a couple hours.

For context, she is a nurse practitioner and her husband is a medical director so they’re making great money from a corporate employer perspective.

I thought this was a unique find, I just bought it on July 16th, 2020.https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/6414-E-Mcelroy-Rd-Stillwater-OK-74075/224768950_zpid/

If a possible tenant has a medical marijuana card, is it illegal or discriminatory to deny them because you don’t want or allow smoking in or on your property?

California has unique building codes per say but I would review if you need to follow the "commercial" vs "residential" code. 

Keep that mentality and how importance you are in your actions.One reason I may know so much is from having a medical problem over 9 years ago and my concern about the full time I've had ever since since I cannot walk, drive, or work. 

Seems far fetched but to be fair I am fasting for medical reasons so I’m a little loopy today.Sincerely, the hungry landlord 

Did COVID present a unique opportunity that proved to be advantageous to your RE portfolio/network?

COVID presented some unique challenges, partnered with another operator to increase our capital raising power Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?