I won't believe Detroit is truly turning around as long as its beautiful new high school is getting results that would get it shut down if it were in my state, and is having students shot in the parking lot (as happened in February.)

Banks aren't touching any of this now or in the next few years.More distressed residential and commercial is hitting the market.As a couple of VP's of local and regional banks have told me.Bring in a request for a unsecured line or construction loan to the committee for a vote is the fastest way to get you CANNED.They have too much of this crap defaulted on their books.They want NO RISK lending to offset book losses in the future so that the FDIC doesn't shut them down for not having enough capital and loss reserves.Private money is the way to go.If the project and numbers make sense they will do it.

Look into it, it's different than the previous booms, but of course it is still a boom, EPA could shut it down (or try) but its a cash cow for the government so i don't think they will.

I expect that you'll be fine.......unless the government shuts down or you try to closing during a heavy government holiday time period.

Maybe it's just coincidence, but I've noticed that a few of these guys have pretty much stopped posting since the Politics forum was shut down at the beginning of the year...

Here, they can even issue a stop work order, that shuts you down until the situation is corrected.

The school eventually shut down and was never accreditied.  

Covid showed how borders can be shut.

Airbnb shuts down the entire host's account for months for "investigation".Another one we saw popping up last year was with video doorbells. 

I've had to shut down parties early - if I was using a third-party to help manage, and they weren't a smaller co-host, they probably wouldn't have done anything until it was too late.