From maintaining Winter and Summer temperatures to deposit alternatives, etc.

My rehab cost crystal ball is broken; I intentionally broke it 20 years ago.

June Is Bustin' out All Over: June typically sees high temperatures rise from 95°F to 100°F by mid-month, with the record high being 117°F.

I have never come close, nowhere in the ball park of losing cash flow.

If only I had a crystal ball!

No one has a crystal ball.  

In my experience, most tenants will play ball when they deal with a landlord who acts like a professional and sticks to the policies.

The intent of the post was to get ball park estimates on labor.

If your PM didn't drop the ball and did mail out an estimated disposition, you need to discuss the security deposit return process.

Lastly, I would imagine that with all of the small business ownership involved, there's probably a local bank that already has a UCC filed and is unlikely to play ball with a private lender who's trying to realize their collateral.