Then shut up and listen. 

I just reminded my tenants at one of my houses yesterday that they might want to shut the storm windows as it will save $$ on their heat bill.  

Let them know about your situation.Brandon Turner had that experience with someone at his church I believe.

More importantly, they have to have underwriters who will hear them out and not shut them down at anything that isn't a normal closing.

The first step is to confirm whether or not each apartment unit has it's own main shut off valve or hot water tank.  

It's clear as day that for one, he left the faucet pressurized in a freeze, and two, he was aware of it weeks ago and shut the faucet off because the flooding wasn't substantially worse. 

I'm personally not interested in the typical 3 to 5 year deal, in case the next recession is severe, and the banks shut down loaning again causing defaults.

We had like 10 offers and I knew he was recently divorced, had custody of his 2 kids, and had a great job at the city... he goes to my church.  

Adding a new door to a church cost $9,000.00 in fees, and the door was not to a new bathroom.https://www.twincities.com/2016/08/18/met-council-...

The guys using P&S contracts to broker are being shut down one by one unless licensed.