I've tried two of them and the best one for my wood floor is Daddy Van’s for sure, cause it's well safe and is a biobased product, which is pretty important.

If there is a downturn is it even really that safe to invest? 

You have a responsibility to provide a safe shelter to these people, make sure that is your first priority. 

It's also a safe assumption to consider a healthy reserve to cover any maintenance issues or repairs that may occur before you get your reserves built up...$1,000/unit should do it ($500 if they are in great shape). 

Its safe to say a mentor would be great in this case. 

@Maxwell Sheppard, Get prices from contractors to make the structure structurally sound and safe.

Plus, by holding the note, they safe a huge chunk of tax bill to Uncle Sam this year.

Your responsibility is to provide a safe and habitable environment to your Tenant and to provide a clear path of communication such as how far out they need to give you notice of renewal or non-renewal which you have.

If you’re not already, be aware you shouldn’t spend a penny on the property beyond what is necessary to keep it safe.

Is it safe to go up to a mile from the home for my comps?