As returns suffer the longer capital goes undeployed we intend to move quickly.

We have a 3M plant in my state that manufactures masks and they have moved to 24 hour production.

There are also local economies - university(MTSU), Nissan plant, big medical center, that can limit a downturn.

Lenders suffer zero consequences for closing late, there is no timeline contract between you and a lender. 

Lobby/garden “happy hours” on designated days, intranet portal for residents, vetted and dedicated dog walker, plant watered, some kind of delivery arrangement discount with local restaurants....Free library in lobby, zip car space in parking lot Maybe I can think of more after coffee

I said **** that and through a lot of luck, suffering, grit and a do or die mentality, I walked out of there 3 months later before spending a month on my own in Denver while rehabbing in outpatient.

I was there when the GM plant folded, and the town had a dip for a while.

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Well I'm really sorry about grandma, but my homeowner really doesn't deserve to suffer financial loss for grandma's broken foot. 

There are plenty of markets that you can find in-place income at an attractive rate, but your total returns often suffer in those locations.