If this is the case your project is completely shut down until the emergency orders are lifted.If labor for your project is coming from nearby states that have a stay-at-home order this may affect them2.Material shortage: In my area of Maryland a lot of construction owners and projects purchase materials from Pennsylvania which is currently under a stay-at-home border.

I was afraid that I would not be able to handle an emergency if it came up.

So will likely go smooth.60+ are big spenders in the economy and they're the most hesitant to go out...when they emerge will tell us if we reach full opening.

But I'm really curious as to if anyone has seen a trend near medical areas?

.$537.0012 Month Term$75,000 Dwelling$300,000 Personal Liability$6,000 Personal Property$2,000 Medical PaymentsLoss of Use: $2,400$500 All Peril Deductible- Loss Assessment- Water Back-up- Special Coverage- Ordinance or Law 25%

Hello, first off thank to you wife as all medical staff are out there working hard and putting thier lives at risk to help all of us.

Generally, you'll want a couple months of emergency funds in case something goes wrong. 

Most large management companies are laying off maintenance...we can’t go into units right now except for emergencies.  

I noticed in Governor Ever's Emergency Order this provision "However, if the tenant is holding over on the property, in violation of Wisconsin Statute § 704.25, the Emergency Order does not bar a landlord’s right to seek relief against the hold-over tenant."

Having an emergency fund is absolutely critical no matter how well things seem to be going.