I was able to get a hold of SBA customer service with no wait this morning.

On the contract it says the following:The applicable annual rate will be 4.99% for the first month, increasing .5% for each subsequent month, up to a maximum annual rate to the lesser of 7.99% and the maximum amount permitted. 

What I mean is that zoning may permit a 40’ wide lot and that might look great for a 95’ wide parcel.

You may want to call the city and see what the story is with building permits and inspections many agencies arent hosting inspections or are closed and arent issuing permits

Our Settlement Officers are working hard to meet the closing obligations of our customers.

@Mia Kurbalija Definitely check with your local municipality to see what permits you need for the move.

Just to be clear, if you're zoned R4, you still have to either have had an existing STR permit before Colorado Springs' new Airbnb rules went into effect, or -- if you didn't have an existing permit -- then you have to be outside of that 500-foot buffer of any other non-owner-occupied STR.

But it says a lot about what you think of your customers, that you believe sending them a compassionate email filled with resources during these time of unprecedented financial and health crises will lead them to "take advantage."

Building Department: How much will the permit cost for the project and for the new construction?

Yes, Business Income is a coverage that is almost always automatically included in a small business policy if Tenants or customers of any business stop paying, that is not an insurable claim on a standard policy.There are some products in the REI space that can cover this, like Rent Rescue, but not sure if their policy would respond to this.