I'll post it from your source to save you the effort:"Arizona reported another 79 deaths from COVID-19 on Wednesday, with 1,795 new cases, a drop from Tuesday's 3,591 reported cases.The state also reached a new high for hospitalizations Tuesday, according to the update provided by the Arizona Department of Health Services Wednesday morning.The 79 deaths, while included in Wednesday's report, did not all occur in the past day.

I’m not going to argue which side is better, but a problem can occur if the state is 50-50.

They always seem to occur while someone is on vacation, the wee hours of the night, etc.  

Since I just closed on the property this week, the delayed financing hasn’t occurred yet.

It seems L.A. is doing everything in its power to prevent homelessness and a housing crisis.Given this information, what really is there to justify the thought that a crash could occur?

While I need solid information to make a decision I would prefer that potential tenants not be materially harmed by my credit check.Thanks

I'm not sure if its because their claims were shakey or there are other complicating issues.Yeah, I'm still "afraid" of occupied properties for this reasons, and, honestly, you never know if you get some wacko who wants to bother to deliver bodily harm...   

I wanted that in there in the event of any unforeseen possibilities that could occur!

@Xingshu SunHere's a chart of the median days on market over the last few years for single-family lease listings within a 5 mile radius of the Apple Campus in NW Austin:The lease market is very seasonal, with the lowest days on market typically occurring in June/July.

The partnership agreement outlines how buy in occurs, roles and responsibilites, etc.