The thing is, the loan guarantor (that's what it is, not a "sponsor"--that's a word used to wash clean what this really is--a guarantee) is taking on a lot of risk. 

Not a wash, because he doesn’t sell to a renter.

It is not unheard of for Lake Havasu City to only rain once a year, so people started doing not-so-smart things like building houses in the bottom of washes, and then they were shocked when they would finally have a decent monsoon and get hit with a flash flood. 

People should hold off on going out, avoid crowds, wear protective gear when possible while out in public, wash their hands, use hand sanitizer, work from home whenever possible. 

Even if it was a "wash" to begin with, it will save increasingly with time and every available study shows that not only do solar homes sell for more (average $4/watt of solar system) but also sell faster.

Pressure wash surfaces that may be slippery.

We had one deal fall wash out last year (and I only started in July last year) due to deferred maintenance.  

We have one at home and I may wash the part that holds the water every 6 months and I've never seen mold.

Originally posted by @Catherine Coy:David Doyle, I've been looking for two shower heads that fit nearly flush to the wall so as to eliminate the "car wash" effect I've got going on now.  

Tenants and neighbors can use these to wash their cars.