I'd shut it down and pay $200 for a new one (or whatever the cost is in your state).

The building inspector came and recently shut the building down for health/safety reasons by turning off all the gas to each unit.

Its more about the stability and family unit and the knowing there will be a pay check on Friday.. and mom or Dad will be home for dinner at 6pm and at soccer on Sat.. and church on Sunday.. 

His water had been shut off for 30 days.

Especially if they’re younger (millennials).The 70 year old woman who’s been going to the same church in Oakland for the past 40 years isn’t going to be the person moving out of state.

(They recently shut down their commercial lending dept).I'm willing to do business with a small local bank, with my business, but the preference is still a Credit Union. 

Most people use the sites to get ballpark numbers and never use them, which is killing the contractor on those sites and will eventually lead to those sites shutting down (Angie's List already was sold for a massive loss to HA) 

He thinks you're rich because you own property and can toss cash at him to shut him up.

I have actually tried to put together deals like this in the past and they have been shut down by multiple lenders.

call a church in the area you're looking.... and ask them.