@Scott Steffek,My point is that this is uncharted territory and many landlords had not really considered non payment prior to government shut down.I am fortunate in that I have planned for something out of the ordinary so I will not be affected, and all my vouchered tenants have nothing to fear from me in the way of eviction and business will be conducted as normal.The newbies or those landlords that haven't planned for a black swan event may not be as fortunate.Proper planning and ample cash reserves can make or break you in this business and this is a good wake up call for us all.

I will assume that you mean finance out of the gate with an LLC instead of his own name which I would bet most banks would be unwilling to do with what seems to be @Jonathan Onny's first rental property.Let me know if I'm missing something, but I just didn't want someone to misunderstand and think that this was an open and shut answer.

More than 40 restaurants have opened since July 2018.

While I was not affected by the recent shut down I experienced a similar event in the early part of this decade.

If the shut down continues, will Section 8 payments to landlords be affected? 

I have a background in restaurant management and urban redevelopment and this seemed like a great opportunity to help with the revitalization of downtown Trenton.

I’m scheduled to close a deal soon and the government shut down may hold it in its tracks.

Depending if there are individual shut-offs to the apartments he/she may be able to isolate a water leak.

If I'm not mistaken,  gnau is by varieties  restaurant, in perry schools. 

There is a great high school and middle school, a general store, gas station, and a few restaurants.