Yes, it's still effective.

I don't really have a recommendation for the brand, just go for something that is cost-effective and appropriate for the neighborhood.

"I'd put that in the same bin with "We need to spend money on infrastructure" braggadocio by politicians to get elected.In effect, it'll prob be like stimulus check for $1B OR got 10 years back - It'll go in the GenFund, and then 80% will go to PERS (aka the budget blackhole).That's the problem is they're a good idea but mostly are "lets cut a check" and don't audit effectiveness.

Also it keeps your insurance from being effected. 

But once I’m engaged with a motivated seller I find success.Maybe try tweaking who your calling not how many your calling.

They're trying to keep youth musicians here active and engaged through this epidemic lockdown.

https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/new-laws-taking-effect-oct-1-in-dc-maryland-and-virginia/2431910/

BUT, you cannot have different terms if the current lease is still in effect. 

If there is a trip hazard on the property, you'll have issues with insurance engagement.  

I don't have to buy into the vortex/spirituality business to feel the calming and rejuvenating effect of its beauty.