Re-posting because my last post was removed. 

@Justin Carter 15-17k is a boatload of money for sure but not crazy high for that size of job especially if it includes removal of the old roof.

She has called the police to have him removed but they said they can't do anything it's a civil matter.

Otherwise, call them tomorrow and ask if the conditions can be removed.

1) The landlord who also uses this money to pay their mortgage, car, food, shopping, etc it's recycled into the economy. 2) The mortgage servicers, these guys are like an insurance company for investors (your 401K, retirement funds, etc) so when the investor buys mortgages servicers guarantee payment of principal and interest, stop the payment they have to continue to pay this to the investors so they end up having no liquidity to recycle the money into the system.

The intent of sharing that information is to help us all remain aware of potential implications as we continue monitoring trends (such as the release that was published today stating that Tyson Foods is suspending operations at multiple plants).

Specifically, Johns Hopkins has already clarified the “several hours to several days” study, which suggests a far lower likelihood of anyone contracting COVID-19 from a hotel or STR stay versus riding a crowded bus, having someone cough on them while buying 80% off tiger shirts at Wal-Mart, or getting takeout from the local fast food joint that just happened to have one of their employees sneeze as they were packing up your food (which by the way, are all still businesses and experiences we are all exposed to). 

To my untrained eye, everything looks okay except the $172.50 remove all trash (seems high) and paint all walls trim and doors $1,380. 

If we keep cutting off large sectors of the economy (elective medical procedures - all food service workers, hair dressers, schools, event/promotion industries) for another 4 weeks - you will see a super cascade effect in the economy that could be where we have 30%+ unemployment. 

We are very lucky to have a free place to live on the water, but that also means we have never purchased real estate and not familiar with living on land anymore... stuff like prices for lawn care, flood insurance, garbage removal etc.