I would care less if the government/Wolf had some detailed plan of action of how he feels these debts will be repaid and/or some sort of landlord relief program where he was going to send us some money to make up for these losses but it is absolutely ridiculous he expects us to sit here and bare everyone else problems when we are humans and have families too.I am supposed to just sit here and pay everyone else's utility bills and mortgages so they can live there for free but no receive any money from them to pay my own.

I don't see why offering the window AC unit at least as a temporary relief would be any different if it was required.

At the end of the day, just be decent about it to your tenant, who probably just let out a sigh of relief that you were going to keep him in place and honor his rent.

With the Forbearance mortgage relief timing out soon we're curious if waiting another month (or three) when there will be a likely influx of foreclosure properties hits the market is a good idea.

We could start a whole other thread on IF "trickle down economics' works, which could play into whether we should target 'tax relief' to upper income, middle income etc....

Water heater pressure and temperature relief valves that discharge into indirect waste pipes.

Are you receiving any income from the various Covid-19 Pandemic related sources of relief?

Any landlords take time to have a conversation with their tenants and provided relief/understanding of the current situation and developed a stronger relationship with them than before? 

Having a bad resident that doesn't treat the property right is always a risk, but you should have some confidence that the house is renovated correctly, the right paint has been used and if the resident is a little rough on it, it won't fall apart.I would ask from some relief from the company you purchased from (at a minimum pay for the deck repair).  

Even though the seller seems responsive, no luck so far in terms of producing documents acceptable to the title company.The contract is pretty general, as it states:"DEFAULT: If Buyer fails to comply with this contract, Buyer will be in default, and Seller may (a) enforce specific performance, seek such other relief as may be provided by law, or both, or (b) terminate this contract and receive the earnest money as liquidated damages, thereby releasing both parties from this contract.