All standard accounting still applies, the question is will those numbers on paper ever convert to actual payments or at time of actual expiration will a new relief order suspending/waiving any associated fee's/charges come into play, I have a feeling there is a good chance of such as we are living in the age of governmental over-reach (I would be pleasantly surprised if it actually considered property owners finances vs being told all are simply required to write it off as a business loss). 

New temporary off markets (TOMs) fell 22.3% but there is more to the story about our much maligned TOMs.Check out the aging on our 730 total TOMs listings...TOMs 0-90 days = 616TOMs 91-180 days = 59TOMs 181-270 days = 35TOMs 271-365 days = 8TOMs over 365 days days = 677.9% of our TOMs listings occured after the February 24th stock market crash.

Depending on its age, cracks in the brick may be  a normal occurence or a serious problem (if the house is newer & you have cracks in the brick, this is an issue)The foundation: again, the level of concern on this item depends on the age of the house..

No idea the age of it.

Either the contractor is responsible or it would just be considered age related foundation damage. 

You got a completed application, copied DL, got paystubs, verified employment, spoke with past LL's, did a BG check, credit check, social media verification all in a few hours?

If there seems to be anything fishy, I’d ask for verification that they are signed up for school.

Explain to cold callers your company has a requirement that in order to see the property applicants must submit completed on line applications, one for each occupant over age 18, and do they have pets?

Location, age and condition are much more important metrics when evaluating risk.

Below are the costs I am aware of:- Surveyor: topographic survey, tree survey, verification of true current property dimensions, subdivision plan, existing house building location certificate.- Arborist: tree report (and tree removal, if necessary). - City of Surrey: application fees, development cost charges (DCCs), Engineering fees?