Wednesday, April 01, 2020 11:05:52 AM
In my state (MI), non-essential businesses are shutting down. It's possible their auditors had only a week or so left of work & shut their doors for the foreseeable future. Since no one knows how long the pandemic will affect these types of businesses, 45 days isn't unreasonable.
Similarly, I have a friend whose house recently finished building. She sold her prior house based on the date the inspections were to take place & she could move in.
Inspections are halted indefinitely until the emergency is over. My friend has to rent for who knows how long since the move-out date has already passed for the sale of her prior home.
She had no way of knowing this pandemic would affect her move date, and presumably once it's over the inspections should go fast.
Not saying it's the same type of instance with $SPSO, but saying it very likely could be.
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