@Gavin Welch Cozy has been shut down to new users for months and all existing users are being transitioned to Apartments dot com.

Here are some risks:Jurisdiction comes along and checks the license, roofer does not have a license so job is shut down (only an issue where licenses are required).There is an injury of some sort and his insurance is not valid because he currently does not have a license.There is a problem with the quality of work. 

HELOCs are variable and can be called due or shut down if you don’t use it.

Right now you realize the government shut down business limiting the supply of goods and services and then printed a ton of money.

This was a nunnery for the first 60-70 years of its life, and the church took good care of it.

I'm currently unemployed (industry shut down by the pandemic, but I'm returning to work in September), however I'm ready to get my first property. 

Especially with Covid, local relief agencies and churches/charities have been trying to help as many people as possible.

If thats not an option then you should probably just unwind the business and shut it down.

Central bankers see the ongoing price pressures as “temporary,” due to supply chain bottlenecks and comparisons to last year when our economy was largely shut down.

Going one step further, a host could have a member of my team dispatched to the property if they do not comply with requests to shut things down.