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Franky Aikens
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  • Wholesaler
  • Philadelphia, PA
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The Federal Stimulus is signed. What if it's not enough?

Franky Aikens
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  • Wholesaler
  • Philadelphia, PA
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The stimulus package is in. The checks are on the way. 

Some people will have more income through unemployment than they did working full-time. They are the lucky ones. (If there are any lucky people in this madness) 

Others will struggle to make ends meet because the benefits will be much less than what their full-time income was.

How do you work with tenants who still won't have enough to pay full rent and cover their other expenses? e.g food, utilities, etc.

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