It is more likely on a State and municipal level than federal, but frankly, it is one of the least concerning issues to me when it comes to Wisconsin landlord-tenant law. 

My main concern is freezing.

Sellers holding:Waiting for rate cuts?

My HML is for 12 months, so I'm not super concerned on the time there and having it term; just concerned on how this is now eating into profit. 

The front end remained anchored as traders continued to push back expectations for near‑term rate cuts, while mortgage‑linked assets saw pockets of relief as rate volatility cooled.

I feel like the only deals that cash flow are C class areas with little appreciation but in theory flip side $11,300 in property taxes cuts into a lot of your appreciation ....please someone help me!

For instance, a termite inspection company isn't going to cut open walls to inspect inside them.

We manage and own a large number of rental properties and recently discovered significant gaps in our General Liability coverage, specifically related to:• Mold / moisture exclusions• Fungi / bacteria exclusions• Sewer or septic backups• Long-term water intrusion claimsOur current GL policy excludes most of the above, which is concerning given tenant litigation trends.Questions for owners/operators with large portfolios:• How are you insuring against mold/moisture-related bodily injury claims?

My husband and I own a series LLC 50/50 in Illinois. It is taxed as a 1065 partnership. The parent LLC owns a commercial/storage building that we rent to our other business. The parent also owns a duplex long term ren...

The development reinforces concerns that rate cuts may arrive later — and more cautiously — than previously assumed.