The Honeywell 9000 has multiple levels of lockout, partial or full.It also has temperature and humidity alerts as well as loss of communication. 

It's a month to month lease, I did not indicate 30 days anywhere in the lease .I just indicated tenant needs to provide a month's notice prior to vacating and that month could be anywhere between 28 to 31 days depending on a leap year or non leap year and typically I wouldn't have bothered at all about notice if it was an emergency situation such as a job loss or a non-pandemic situation.

That would lead to a huge round of job losses and mortgage defaults.

I rented it for a loss for about 3 years and then lost it in foreclosure.

Even if that was a small net loss, wouldn't it be worth it to get rid of that massive commercial lease rent payment? 

@Kenedy A Foryoung If you make less than $100k, you can write off up to $25k of net rental losses (rental expenses in excess of rental income) per year.If your income falls between $100k-150k, your allowable rental loss phases out.If you make over $150k, you cannot deduct any net rental losses against your W-2 income unless you're a real estate professional (which you likely won't qualify for with a full-time job).

For example you have renderings, feasibility studies and presentation.

Furthermore, you will need a plan about how to split the profit and share the losses... and THAT needs to be in writing too. 

Lots of job losses and foreclosures coming in my market.  

Loss of use.