What version of the 203k are you doing - Standard or Limited?

I don't really care about AC, as it isn't standard here, but I still wouldn't want minisplits to be overly strained. 

Here's the first post, admittedly written quickly: - SBA guaranteed- Renters or owners can request loans- For people who are affected by C19 virus and consequent economic disruption: - Needs a standardized and easy loan process; RENTERS: people bring in their credit rating, proof of rental payments, notice of layoffs or decreased income from job

@Russell BrazilI see too many people here convinced that they're going to get major rehabs and new construction done within limited timeframes in the next six months, perhaps with a standard small contingency added to their original estimates. 

Therefore; I think NAR is trying to get a standardized policy. 

Their lease (a standard CAR form) is ending May 31st and there are no provisions in the current lease for any renewal notifications. 

Rental of units falls under standard property management. 

Saying that indemnifying the sponsor makes the investors liable as a blanket statement is not correct.It’s standard for any LLC operating agreement to state that the company will indemnify the managing member—this is the whole idea of an LLC, to provide limited liability to all, which includes the sponsor.Let’s say that a tenant slips and falls and sues the LLC and the sponsor.  

I'm reading about how the monetary system has been built (we came off the gold standard in the 70's) and it's unsustainable.

This is standard practice and is done often, hence the reason the lender has suggested that you QCD ownership to your LLC post closing.