We also do interior safety inspections periodically just so we can get a good look at what's going on inside the property.Most of my clients are out of state and they rarely come to visit or look.

They were there for work opportunities and the social aspects of city living (which are more limiting now).

The Regs provided some safety net, confirming that our interpretation was legit.

There are 4 different people here...even though the tenant and the buyer may have the same social security numbers, just like the owner and the landlord might have the same C.C.#.What this means is when the property is sold, the lease agreement is still in place but is transferred from the old owner (the seller) to the new owner (the option executor).  

The inspector is going to tell you what is broken, worn out, or a safety issue.

So far, I have contacted a couple of agents through searching online and social media.

So far, I have contacted a couple of agents through searching online and social media.

I also wonder if the pandemic will encourage more people to rent homes so that they can work from home and have more distance from others for social distancing.

Because I plan to househack, I continue to weigh the balance between current safety and future payoffs as Kensington especially is still suffering from the opioid epidemic.  

DACA program provided us with a social security and permission to work with expiration date of 2 yrs from date of approval, so we have to continually renew every 2 years by paying ~$500.