I restored a 3 bedroom in a historic district of St.

“Applying the security deposit helps the renter pay the rent and it actually helps landlords, especially smaller landlords, because that money is in escrow right now, and the smaller landlords need money to get by as well.”The mayor added that any such move would need to include steps to restore the depleted security deposit amount but suggested it could happen in installments.

The lease should spell out credit of the tenant and if they are responsible for restoring the land back to clean condition for any contamination.Have to look at it more but it seems workable.

I've used Jason Holder with Holder Roofing and Nick Apone with Complete Restoration Solutions.  

To some degree they understand the financial impact and crisis due covid-19 and the aftermath which will take many months to not only restore general public confidence before a vaccine is readily available, but mostly when the economy will ready for an upswing cycle.

I decided to fully restore and renovate the house without knowing how to work with contractors, budget the project, or evaluate the cost vs. income potential.

I left my job in IT years ago in order to restore and renovate the house after it was significantly water damaged from a broken pipe.

Importantly, these loans may be forgiven if borrowers maintain their payrolls during the crisis or restore their payrolls afterward.If you work in the Gig Economy, are a 1099 worker, a 1 person business, independent contractor, work for hire, self-employed, you are eligible for a payroll protection loan, along with any business with less than 500 employees.

For things to get back to normal: - everyone in the world (not just the US) will need to see their earning capacity completely restored - consumer balance sheets will need built up again -all of the lost productivity in the manufacturing sector will need to be restored-consumers sentiment will need to return to all time highs-governments (federal, state and local) will need to come to terms with trillions of new debt and massive budget short falls. this will be a big issue for states and localities that are already flirting with default (see Illinois)-pension funds will need replenished-corporations will need to deal with serious damage to balance sheets and return to net spending on R&D and capital outlays (the energy sector might be the biggest issue here). corporate debt was already at or near all time highs for several sectors prior to the crisis- Both national and local economies will need to see a return of animal spirits to the pre-crisis highs from both local business owner and in the tech industry.