Note when notice was given to the tenant of the inspection, date/time entered, who entered the unit, purpose, duration, and document with photos the work perform. 

I also have a 30 year 3.5 quote, but I'd prefer not to lengthen my loan duration.

Don't know the duration of current leases; but we are not talking about any big increases in rent or repositioning either.

It seems like the law is stating that evictions cannot be filed specifically for non payment of rent for the duration of the governor of Michigan's executive order. https://michiganlegalhelp.org/self-help-tools/housing/covid-19-coronavirus-and-eviction-cases "tenants will not be evicted if they aren’t able to pay all their rent during the emergency.

To compound that is the fact that many of the service industry will be better off riding out unemployment for the full duration because they make more unemployed. 

@Indro Dhar big big difference between “can’t charge penalties” for a specific duration and future negative impact.

I understand that there's a wide variety of possible durations, but I want to understand in general what's considered a short time frame versus a long time frame.  

What does it exactly mean "plus remaining management fees (10%)" for the duration of the contract?

I use LOC for loans that I expect to be short in duration. 

What do you think it would have shown if the duration was longer than 8 years?