Non licensed "handy men and women" do not assume this liability and even if they say they do they are more often then not insured and it would be un-actionable in the legal system.The real question is does the job you need done, if done in correctly poise a tangible risk? 

Not counting the women doing tricks or shows, because I know that happens and I get no rent from those women.

As far as unintended consequences, I think this could falsely empower folks not to pay their rent, especially those who aren't really financially capable of making catch-up payments, hoping some government entity will bail them out. 

The third is through Empower/Great West which offers a slew of low-cost index funds.  

I am hoping this letter empowered them to look into all government grants, etc. for themselves.

Is there any way we can get the contact information of these women.

If you can name him, I'll send you some of my 2021 calendars of scantily clad women.

I am saying that having knowledge will empower you to dig out of the bad and take advantage of the good.

We love our Tenants, and treat them with great respect.But we have no illusions - The SECOND they feel empowered to not pay rent... whether they've been negatively impacted by Coronovirus or not, they will simply stop paying rent.

The good news is that the solution can sometimes be simply installing a radon system under the slab (known as a sub-slab depressurization system or SSDS). you need to understand the conditions of the DEC no further action. when residual contamination remains, usually there are deed or use restricions. you should engage an environmental consultant to assess the risk. lenders will likely require it and may also want insurance policy. converting to self-storage may not help b/c there could be a concern about women of child bearing age being exposed to vapors. what state?