This sounds like a lease issue that you can fix once it comes time to renew, a powerful lease goes a long ways in NJ. 

What is better, 15% for 1 year and then 29 years at 3%, and a kick-*** deal you picked up as "cash"..... or conventional lending from the beginning and no bargaining power for speed?

The site has quite a few tools that can be helpful for new members.

Each unit has it's own meter so the tenants could pay for power (Power runs $30-75 per month depending on the unit)  What are the pros and cons for raising rent or making them pay for utilities? 

There is still a lot of liquidity in the market and investor purchasing power seems to be strong as well.

Maybe the Supreme Court is just saying Congress needs to give this power to the Federal government, but the justices realize that any such law is still subject to their review for constitutionality. 

The fact that the CDC ever had power to implement an eviction ban is insane to me. 

And it is another tool to generate income if you want to.

My attorney went through all that and said the bank attorney should have the power of attorney for the sponsor.

When I was running a landscaping company / Tree Service / power washing / handyman service.