It would also show good faith on your part as the landlord to find a reasonable accomodation to the inspection during COVID while you research the other legal supports you have.

If not, get you some and go by it faithfully.

If they sue you, you could be out of pocket for a lot more than just the deposit, if there is a bad faith penalty for landlords wherever your property is.But, much better to keep it empty until you find a good tenant.I'm curious if you may actually be underpriced. 

Especially if it gives your family faith to keep investing, ie their current home equity.

Being a landlord will make you lose faith in humanity.

Then, they'll also get their court fees refunded by the court, and if the judge thinks you did this in bad faith, you'll also have to refund twice their deposit - or is it three times?  

It simply requires he make a good-faith effort to maintain the heat.

There are some “faith based” groups that do a sort of health insurance group If you are into that- you’ll have to google that a little, i can’t for the life of me remember what they are actually called.

I would honestly recommend looking into EXTREMELY short-duration type bonds if you want something that will give you a higher yield than a traditional bank, OR if the market scares you (even though there are varying types of bonds - some that are even backed by the full faith and credit of the US Government), you could put them into different types of no-penalty CDs or higher yield money market based accounts.

@Sofiya Cherni I’m assuming you’re not a believer of thier faith.