@Calvin Lipscomb No, needless to say it put a serious strain on the relationship.

Have you found that the growth (particularly medical and arts), including population growth, has placed strain on the cities infrastructure, or not necessarily?

Green Man is definitely on our regular rotation.

The bigger ones, are basically not answering their phones, or tell you they will call you back, but they have a big back log, and someone will get back in a week or so.So I have a huge tree branch sitting on half of my roof, with leaves and smaller branches so thick I can't even find the branch that poked through the roof, and the other side of the branch was sitting on an overhead high voltage power line, strained to the max. 

I think there will be a demand for more homes that won't be met because of the price range and people will have to commute.This will add strain to an already challenging price range- additional demand.

Then follow-up with each every couple weeks on a rotation.

I’ve been subsidizing the living expenses of my disabled mother for the past year - it’s a strain financially.

Getting paid to rotate crops and not plant or grow anything from year to year.2. 

You don't want to strain any relationships with the seller or else you could develop a bad reputation. 

Most of the time mold will not be this type of strain but it depends on geography and length of time left to fester.