So cities often have incentives to shut the park down, or at least make new zoning rules etc.

Most northern New England tourist areas pretty much shut down in the spring for mud season once every thing thaws.

If they are not paid, water is shut off.

The seller got out of this seemingly impossible situation, got paid for the house, and a rehabber in the area got a great property that was ready to be flipped.The final takeaway from this story is: persistence, not just when 4 title companies shut you down, but when things don't go as planned in any aspect of your business. 

I wasn't sure if this was a open/shut type of response, or how much the details mattered.

However, stumbling upon this website via Reddit has provided some much needed resources for seeing this dream through, or shutting it down entirely!

This is true now more than ever since eviction courts have shut down and evictions are frozen for COVID-19.

And no way to remove the posts even if I shut down my account.

Do I shut down the pool and cause neighborhood chaos? 

so down to 900 a month less than 250 a week to feed cloth and do some other things.. this is why most have very little savings if any and one speed bump and you dont get your rent.. just remember when the federal govmit shut down what stress that put on workers who went one month with out a check.Now do the math and that 1400 dollar rental to get in the door your at 4200 a month combined.