It’s simple business really.

Do you base this off the simple fact that if you can't see it you can't know how much it's going to cost you?

In conditions such as those we face today, fulfilling redemption requests would require us to either substantially deplete vital cash reserves, or, even worse, potentially sell assets into a down market, likely at a price far below actual value.

@Michael Camp DO NOT DO A SIMPLE QUIT CLAIM DEED WITHOUT PULLING TITLE WORK!

These loans are not fully amortized, but the payments are calculated with "simple interest". 

It's pretty simple. 

This was not a simple task.

My question derives from a place of keeping things simple from a business stand point.

None of the internal or external lighting is, even the wall-mounted fixtures.The fix is pretty simple -- you break out the plaster, plunge-cut through the lath neatly with an oscillating saw, put in what's called an "old work box," screw the box's wings open and down to hold the box in place, run the wires through the integrated clamps in the box.This looks like a 1970s-era light fixture.

And it might be worth writing down in a simple SOP of how you expect or want the PM to react to situations like that.