We like a lot of others on here experienced the rash of cancellations from Covid starting in March and we completely shut down our cabin for the month of April so as to be good community citizens when the local leaders asked people to stay home.

Both the gas company and the city checked on our contractor's work and said it is correct and there is no trace of gas (the valve had been shut off from the beginning of the remodelling in March!).

We have a retail division that builds sf home, church, commercial etc for our clients, and 2. 

If you get a neighbor complain and contact the local government they could shut you down.

I shut the furnace off for about 4 months out of the year, so if the Nest saved me $15/month during the other 8 months it would make paying for the internet service worth it.

Purchase price: $1,250,000 While attending a church function I met a man that had some multifamily units.

The deferred maintenance was significant- 3/4 of the roof needed replaced, the hallways were incredibly dirty, 3 vacant units that needed complete rehab, residents had anything from holes in their ceiling to faucets shut off because they were leaking so badly, landscaping overgrown and/or dead, and the entire building smelled like cigarettes and urine.

There were 97 thread entries in the previous post, but it looks like the mods shut it down.There were a lot of people from the program that came over to say how wonderful the course is.  

(the store eventually shut down--leaving a vacant building for years)The moral of the story--good locks work--but weak points will be exploited if they are present.Just my 2 cents.

Professional services, such as legal services, accounting services, insurance services, real estate services (including appraisal and title services) among other obvious establishments like gas stations, grocery stores, and hospitals.With a complete shut down avoided, what are your concerns, if any, regarding your real estate business, portfolio, or plans to invest?