Ah yes, disruptive technology.  

The recent growth of domestic oil production should help to reduce the shock from global supply disruption.

I don't want to deal with more pet damage, and I live in a country subdivision with alot of families with small children so I wouldn't want the dog to be disruptive, plus I live in the house as well.

Until someone comes along disrupts things in a viable way, anyway.

edit to add: something where the home owners in the community can provide their names/phone and emails to be notified.With a mailchimp or any auto/responder they could unsubscribe hence that wouldn't make sense, the idea is for them to be notified of any disruptions etc.

Landlord shall carry out all required repairs in as reasonable time as possible in accordance to applicable laws, but shall not be liable to Tenant for any disruptions or inconvenience to Tenant as a result of damages or repairs or any claim that the Premises is uninhabitable (except to the extent of any non-waivable warranty of habitability provided by applicable laws).And he keeps arguing back and forth that they didn't cause the issue and contradicting himself by they don't do dishes v.s. 

Tech has put its cross hairs on housing and, by necessity it will get disrupted.

On a yearly basis you want to plan for, allocate resources, should there be a disruption of this sort.

We're probably going to forgive late fees if tenant can prove their employment was disrupted by coronavirus and offer an extra payment plan (we usually only give one per lease).

It's actually rather crazy to me that me creating a model where investors have to pay for the services provided to them is a market disruption lol.