However, this is unlike anything ever imposed on the travel industry.

Largely due to the city imposing insane fees on new developments.

It shouldn't have any claims payment associated with it, but insurance underwriters are more concerned with frequency of claims than severity as it is an indicator of the PM's professionalism, so why create an unnecessary "ding" on your P&C placement?

Be disciplined, don't take unnecessary risks and move on.Also, most of us would help you with your questions, as long as it is specific and detailed. 

Surely some deserve it due to the executive orders that have been imposed on landlords. https://public.domo.com/embed/...In addition to this, there appears to be some funding (being paid directly to landlords) for "individuals or families who were not eligible for a federal stimulus check".

The option you sketched out where the lender covers 100% of reno costs, could be great, or completely unnecessary.

Tenant has paid on time and taken care of the house so Landlord agrees, thinking he could save a little money and cut out the unnecessary middle man (me).

The new calculator hides a lot of unnecessary information as well, all while keeping more relevant information in front of you.

I have a stay at home wife and 2 young boys (1 and 3) and we do not want to expose them to anything unnecessary for the time being (showing a house/moving ect).

I dont know if this answers the original question, since it isn't really a decor style.... but if I was an investor in the "micro apartment" developments being built in various cities including my own, I would worry.With the whole "social distancing" thing, I think it is now much less appealing to live in a shoebox stacked up among tons of other shoeboxes, when the natural density of the area makes that unnecessary and somewhat unusual.