Landlord may not report to a prospective landlord; March 1, 2020 and rent and six months after theeviction moratorium expires; unpaid rent and unlawful detainer filed for nonpayment of rent.4.

Absolutely.If they did somehow find out, the punishment could just be that the lender calls your note due, in which case you would need to refinance to an investment property loan, or be forced to sell if you can't qualify for that.Or it could be worse, if they can prove that you intended to defraud them and not actually live there. 

This means the tenant is involved in some sort of unlawful activity.

Hire a local landlord/tenant attorney and pursue an action for Unlawful Detainer.

Unlawful detainer? 

If capital gains increases, 1031 goes away, property taxes go up etc - they all punish the owner/landlord.

Dept Public Health Laws <-- This is what I read and didn't see a "punishment" section.

I'm sure you'll find a legal aid group that will review your lease for you and let you know how you can keep from being unlawfully evicted.Of course, all of this goes out the window if you're renting a SFR or condo; are you?

If the seller is getting the BEST off possible from the listing agent who brought the best buyer and then negotiated the deal highest, it makes zero logical sense that agent should then be punished for that.

Tenant B moves out a few days later.Tenant A signs hardship form and gives us 2 paystubs for 2 weeks in August claiming they didn't work the other 2 weeks due to Covid.October - Tenant A signs lease amendment taking over full responsibility for the house.Rent status: We haven't received rent for 2.5 months.Our lease agreement did not seem to have an explicit clause that would deem the tenant A's behavior unlawful.