Accordingly, at the Tenant’s sole cost, risk, and expense, the Tenant herewith agrees to be responsible for replacement of the air filter (or, cleaning if the filter is a “reusable” or “washable” type of air filter) not less than every six months from the commencement date of the tenancy.

Thanks @Marlen WeberI currently have a few commercial deals that my buyers are pushing sale dates on and asking for discounts.

And all but three rent payments are in (the three remaining were grandfathered in with a due date of the 5th and I'm confident all will pay as none reached out to me about payment hardship). 

Of the four, three have until the 5th to pay (grandfathered in on old due dates).

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Subject line - [Inpsections] -[Permit Number]-[Type of Inspection]-[Date for the inspection]Currently, city has 8 external inspectors they are working with so when you send an email they will come out based on schedule availability and conduct the inspections. 

That's where they put the arrears into the loan ( capitalization ) and bring you current and they may adjust the interest rate or maturity date, etc. 

I'd also ask your existing tenants if they would do video tours to prospective tenants-making it clear that none of them will be entering the home.

Department of Labor dating from 2017 to 2018 for the 50 largest metro areas in the country.

Problem is I signed an amendment that says" buyer and seller agree to extend closing date if necessary" no other specifics included.My original approval was based on rental income only,(from other properties) no job.