Scenario:For a single-family home rental property, the HVAC inspection identified that the furnace had a defective heat exchanger and needed to be fixed as soon as possible (safety hazards).

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates to zero.

Overnight, the fed cut rates from 1.0% to zero and has announced a $700 million liquidity program which will see it buying Treasuries and mortgage assets in an effort to reassure investors.As I write, investors seem anything but reassured.

Overnight, the fed cut rates from 1.0% to zero and has announced a $700 million liquidity program which will see it buying Treasuries and mortgage assets in an effort to reassure investors.As I write, investors seem anything but reassured.

Where is our safety net in all of this?

I suggest you and everyone else that might wonder why this is a serious safety issue read it.https://deltaplumbingatlanta.com/news/the-danger-sewer-gases-present-in-your-homeHere is one quote from the link for anyone that won't bother to read it:"Gases that originate in your home’s sewer system can lead to explosions in the house as well as asphyxiation and even death for anyone inside."

If you take a short cut it's going to bite you in the ***.

To help us, simply go to the first page at the bottom of this list of emails titled Senators, cut and paste all 35 email addresses into your "to" line on your email, write a catchy memo  line like "Vote yes to HB 461 to help unify evictions" or make the cheaper, add a note, like "Dear Senators, please vote YES to UB 461"  and send it all. 

People are going to try and cut back with everything that is going on in the world. 

TruPoint quoted 3.5% before the Fed 100 bps rate cut.