Every bag was searched and the metal detectors were cranked up to such a sensitive level that almost anything would set them off.

So yes in a state that has better safeguards and protections for tenants, then yes.

This applies mostly to non-time sensitive content, but can still be very useful.

@Dave Van Horn is the person you should talk to about note funds.In regards to your question @Dennis Weber the IRR is highly sensitive to the timing of flows.

Following the 70% rule with a FHA 203K loan since there are so many contractor 'stipulations' I see it as a safeguard to some of the things I may not know about.

You're just sensitive.

I got pergo max something something that is very durable, no scratches from the dog or dragging the couches around, but is really sensitive to liquids.  

Businesses are more sensitive to price competition, branding, marketing, staffing, etc.

Involving a knowledgeable CPA is key to implementing a tax sensitive strategy.  

I've had sensitive moments when I've learned someone was going into foreclosure and the amount owed was well out of their reach to pay, yet they weren't really trying to get a loan modification, seemed as if they didn't want the place...