Then maybe he might take you seriously.You need to remember that your dad worked the 40 years to get comfortable so that he can put food on your plate and put a roof over your head and clothes on your back.  

e.g food, utilities, etc.

your best option now is for them to work out a payment plan and once their lease is up, take the loss and do not renew their lease. 

There are exposed fibers and granule loss throughout the shingle roof.

Safe and sound with a good supply of Starbucks.I haven't left since this thing started, and probably won't until it ends.I do miss going out to dinner, but I'm not complaining (will Olive Garden still be a going concern when this ends--I hope so).The people who have it rough are are those who've had W2 job losses (no work-y no eat-y).For instance the hair cutters, retail workers, etc... and those on the front lines of dealing with the public such as grocery store workers. 

Use fed form Schedule E to figure your income (rent) less your losses (insurance, depreciation, taxes, any other expenses).

Just like they have to buy food, they still need to pay rent. 

It also ads a little fear of loss to the seller.

Cut your losses and move on, if you have to, but move!

The deal is structured as a profit participation agreement with shared percentage of profit or loss.