I own three condos and they are usually full during spring and summer Rents are up to 250 / night during peak season. margins are slim but I have been on the plus side since 2013 Florida has been on shut down since 3/23I’m wondering how others are planning to wait it out 

We want to do it peacefully, but we may have to use leverage to shut-it down otherwise.We are trying to work out a deal where they do profit sharing.

I'll call first rather than text, and if they don't answer, the text I send will be one that conveys that they need to interrupt their morning to call me back, this is important and time sensitive (from a customer service perspective, you can't lock someone's rate without them in the loop, even if it's "objectively" the right thing).Trying to day-trade across days is much harder, there's no "glitch in the matrix" that yields foresight like the "glitch" created by the lag between when bond movement happens, and the couple hours it takes lenders to update rate sheets (in EXTREME cases, like March 2020, they CAN just instantly shut off locking entirely until they sort their stuff out, but in the "normal" world a business doesn't like to slam it's doors shut unannounced).

Is the government going to shut down novation agreements like they did ringless voicemail (e.g. $25k fine per RVM is pretty steep)?

I had my home inspector inspect the property but with the power, water and gas shut off there wasn't too much he would've been able to uncover.

In a year, I only had 1 property not pass, but that happened right after the city shut down the testing. 

I did notify the water company and they have shut it off. 

What scares me is you can buy one day and then they can shut you down the next. 

However prior to removing the mobile homes I found out that if I removed more than 50% of the homes the city would no longer consider it a mobile home park & could shut it down.

But the damage was done after 2008 when we shut down new home construction, sent the contracts to become amazon workers or move to States that were fracking oil and gas wells (remember that??).