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resources for tenants who are having a hard time paying - SA, TX
So taking a Q from bp money podcast 116 I wan to start gathering info for resources my tenants that may be coming up short on rent in the near future. A quick google search for tenant resources in San Antonio came up pretty flat. Anyone know of resources in this region or that are being offered nationally. Most of my tenants are great people. I don't want them going any where. I also want to echo the moral imperative to keep people housed during this pandemic. #stayathome and all that happy junk.