Trump may attempt to get the head of the CDC and/or HHS to say "Evictions are bad, and evictions could result in a spread of the virus, so therefore none can happen".

Trump may attempt to get the head of the CDC and/or HHS to say "Evictions are bad, and evictions could result in a spread of the virus, so therefore none can happen".

Unfortunately most of them are on Zoom due to the virus where the face to face is more difficult.  

I think much of the impact to the economy will of course be based on the virus, but as this virus drags on, there are a lot of other side effects and long term consequences of the actions being taken today. 

Because city and state budgets got upended by the virus, they will have to make up for the decrease in revenue, and increase in expenses.

Perhaps he/she has succumbed to the awful Corona Virus.

First and foremost, the vaccine involves injecting bits of genetic material from the virus to prompt your body to launch an immune response — emerging technology that hasn’t been widely deployed before.

The key driver of our economy is what assumptions you make about the path of the virus.

Especially with the real estate market potentially correcting in the next 6-12 months my gut tells me this may be a good idea.Keep in mind that in order to take a distribution or loan under the CARES Act you must have been impacted by the virus in one of the enumerated ways & your current account provider must allow you to take a CARES Act distribution or loan.

If tenants could hardly pay rents before the virus then don't expect tenants to magically get jobs that paid more than before the virus.Set realistic expectations regarding the collecting of your overdue rents and the courts won't do jack for you.