That infection comes through: (1) a sneeze (30,000 droplets at 200 MPH), (2) a cough (3,000 droplets at 50 MPH), (3) a breath (50 droplets at low velocity), or (4) a touch (i.e. public restrooms).

If your guy has 15 years just breathe easy and presume it will fly.  

Your accountant will pop their head back up as soon as they've had a little time to breathe.

Bottom line, when you have amounts like these pics, the risks are astronomically higher of permanent brain and or respiratory damage being done from breathing this stagnant air for as little as just a few minutes, and the risks increase the longer you are exposed.

I am holding my breath to see what happens in the world of gambling as the industry has taken a huge hit in the pocket book with the combination of the pandemic lock down and the recently now permissible sports betting.

You could invest out of state or locally depending on your budget and investing style, but I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for SoCal prices to drop like they did in 2008

That price range would give me breathing room to make sure i can pay the rent and still make a profit.

Business has slowed:1) Pricing is getting breath-taking2) City of Portland rules targeting landlords and evictions becoming draconian3) We've had about 8 years of rent increases and tenant's are maxxing out.My gut is it'll be better than 2009.  

Send a certified letter stating I’m Removing the ramp if the proper steps getting this up to code and permitted. ( I don’t think any landlord would hold their breathe on a tenant doing that).

The main concern to pay attention to is that it doesn’t breathe.