They get that silvery grey look and they seem to just endure.

I am so sorry to hear about the debacle you had to endure.

It seems to happen slowly over time with lots of work and endurance.

My understanding is that the neighbor was retaliating for the noise he had to endure during our renovation, but it seemed that he calmed down for a while there.

Don't you guys have some sleuthing to do for a new statewide bounty your government just enacted?

And this reality will likely endure, even after a coronavirus vaccine is available.

Also, there rent was due on the first which hasn’t been paid and on the 5th day they will endure a late fee.

For example, I've sleuthed out a few such situations in my market over the last year and found:#1 was owned by a Denver based investing company that wen't on a buying spree in 2018 and imploded#2 was owned by a local investor that is up to his eyeballs in just this type of investment property and (you'll never believe it . . .) is overwhelmed and is Ostriching (you know, where you bury your head in the sand and pretend like nothing is happening . . . yep, they do it too!

This way the passive income can help you endure the first few years while you build clientel.

The whole inventory issue is not a result of any 1 or 2 issues, it's a culmination of the "Perfect Storm" of factors all cooking together to not only make an inventory shortage, but an enduring inventory shortage that currently we are looking at about a decade out to achieve parity (supply meeting demand) and that hinges on some "if" factors itself, namely skilled labor supply improving greatly.