I sold 4 rentals in the last 12 months (a little less than half my portfolio) and pour some of that money into stocks. 

If you think it really is good deal then find wholesaler with lot of experience to help you sell it for half the profit.

For all they know, you could take their deposit and not finish the renovation or half a** the remaining items.Lastly, you get the most views and inquiries when a unit first hits the market place.

Based on how this is playing out in other parts of the world we have another 4-6 weeks of heavy restrictions followed by half measures that would have seemed extreme in January.

They have requested a clause that they will receive half of the security deposit back after the 1st year of occupancy provided there aren't any incidents.

I want to buy a multi family in East Bay within the next year and a half.

Payroll for company includes wages, salary, comission, vacation, health care paid by employer and half of fica, futa, state tax, etc.

I already have a friend lined up to rent the second bedroom, which would cover almost half of total monthly expenses, so I'm optimistic about the house-hack for the next two years.

I think compassion should be forefront, but you can't give an inch and expect a few bad apples to not take a mile.  

Half of the sub-floor needed to be replaced about two years after we purchased it.