@Jonathan BlancoI’d just keep it simple and eat the tax.

My issues are simple: a huge lack of communication and timely responses to my inquiries... whether via emails or voicemails.

Here’s the simple truth: you can’t wait until 2 AM to Google “emergency plumber” and expect help.

Rashad, you’re in one of those classic “NY/NJ tenant-aid program limbo” situations where everyone keeps punting the ball back to you.Here’s the simple breakdown:1.

If you’re comfortable with the risk, investing could make more sense, if not, paying it off keeps things simple and stable.If you decide to move forward, good luck, I’d love to connect.

Regardless of your level of plain/simple vs rustic vs fancy, you can do it for much less by just going to used furnishing stores (primarily).I used both 1) high-end second hand stores (meaning not primarily Goodwill and Salvation Army), and 2) lower level antiques stores where they have decent pieces for say < $500.

Traditional 3–5 gallon tank heaters are simple and cheap, but they keep water hot constantly, which wastes energy if usage is infrequent.

That’s what keeps you compliant.Most landlords share the basic requirements after someone inquires or before they apply, not in the listing itself.Consistency + documentation = protection.Happy to help you build a simple screening criteria template if you want one.

Do you have a simple way to keep things moving without constantly chasing updates?

I have the county assessor wanting a Certification of trust form filled out due to one of my properties being titled in the name of my trust. in order to avoid reassessment.I’m wondering if I really need an attorney To prepare this for me, since it appears to be such a simple form to fill out, and avoid an attorney fee.