If during the process you stop responding in a timely manner, you're out.Will be done by Sunday afternoon. 

Hopefully someone on here that knows the area can respond with more info for you. 

Let's try flipping this story:  tenant calls with a maintenance complaint of a clogged toilet/sewer, owner responds with 'I don't have the money to do it right now because my spouse lost their job'.Tenant of course would understand and tell you 'no rush, when you get the money together, let me know'.NOT.Owners and renters have a written contract--a lease--for a reason. 

Amazon’s made a huge push into corporate hospitality over the last couple years and some of the custom workflows I’ve seen for creating guest FAQs that the devices can respond to without bugging me or requiring additional pages in a physical house manual are appealing, something like VCS or a custom-designed audio FAQ.

Perhaps they might respond also to an occasional email asking for feedback.Thoughts?

None of us are capable of telling you how your Landlord would respond.

The staff responded splendidly, everyone pivoted, put in all the safety protocols and as the big box stores struggled with safety and their supply chains, customers supported our ACE in record numbers, sales boomed through curb side service, online ordering, special ordering.

But buying might NOT be in your best interest at the moment, considering we don’t know what will happen in 2021 with the pandemic or how the new presidential administration will respond to current policies.

I feel if I could contact the owner directly, I could make more progress since the registered agent is not responding and probably not forwarding my contacts to the owner. 

Seller was not very quick to respond.