Is a permanent foundation defined as axles removed, jacks, and being tied down with skirting around it?

@Christopher Buford Example: -You get an owner disbursement sent you leaving a $300 reserve balance in your account for maintenance -A repair is needed and it costs $350... your account balance now in the Red by $50 (-$50... meaning your PM forwarded you their $ to complete your repair)-Your tenant does not make the next rent payment so the $50 delinquency remains, which would be remedied if the rent had been paid but hasn’t -Your PM would be in the hole by $50 until you satisfied the debt Your PM is telling you that they don’t want to withhold maintenance if the amount exceeds your reserve so their asking you to increase the reserve because they are expecting missed rents due to the pandemic.Hope this helps.

Yes this is becoming more the norm and the longer we remain shut down the worse things will get for people.

His hands are tied as far as contacting you.

While you don't see much appreciation in these areas, during crashes they remained relatively unchanged. 

Infected cases remain relatively low in most areas across the US, but if you notice these figures are doubling every day - do the math and you can get to millions infected very quickly which will inevitably put a massive strain on our healthcare facilities (look at what is happening in Italy). 

I would not want to be tied to these folks any longer

If the market remains strong, he doesn't have to spend it and it won't cost him anything to keep it.

"The situation in Texas remains fluid.

Industrial remains resistant with slight up tick.