In my opinion that was the major disrupting event that caused low inventory.

Also, sounds like they are grateful to be there so why disrupt that,....maybe keep paying it forward. 

Other drivers have played a role, including pandemic-related U.S. fiscal stimulus programs and COVID-19-related supply-chain disruptions and associated policy responses.

I asked essentially the same question at the start of the pandemic two years ago, looking to see what opportunities and/or partnerships would make sense with the disruption in businesses.

What do we do with the tenants while we are finding and fixing the issue, considering that we don't know how long it will take or how much it will continue to disrupt their lives?

I did one two years ago and it was 2 days disruption (really only about a day, but it spanned overnight). 

@Peter WaltherTitle insurance is interesting as there could be some significant disrupters in the space, especially on refinances.For example when you refinance you have to pay again for a new policy which could have already had title ran 2 years ago….

If the sewers aren't quite up to snuff they are very expensive and disruptive to repair/update.

I am sorry, I do not have to accept someone with phobias and anxieties because that is disruptive to me.

, and how long will people continue complying with these endless and progressively brazen impositions to disruptive markets?!