@Sean WilkinsonI’m not a lawyer, but according to https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/downloads/eviction-moratoria-order-faqs.pdf there are requirements for qualifying.1) they have to try to obtain gov assistant2)they can expect to make no more than 99k (198k for joint return )3) loss of wages or medical bills4) making best effort to pay rent or partial payments that are close to full rent as possible 5) eviction would render them homeless as they have no other options (Consult your legal council on the following because I cannot give legal advice and I’m not a lawyer)You could put a minimum income on your pre-screening that exceed qualification thresholds if that makes sense for your property.Have them sign a form stating they have fallback friend or family housing in the event of job loss and inability to pay rent.

As far as the bank is concerned I have no money in the deal.He said pre coronavirus this would be no problem but with no Evictions possible right now in NJ.

The top 5 reasons were cost of living, crime, looking for a non-urban lifestyle, concern over the spread of the coronavirus and the ability to work from home.

It seems a little too broad especially with the impact of Coronavirus happening only within the last year which has greatly changed migratory patterns.

It seems a little too broad especially with the impact of Coronavirus happening only within the last year which has greatly changed migratory patterns.

It seems a little too broad especially with the impact of Coronavirus happening only within the last year which has greatly changed migratory patterns.

The term “herd immunity” represents a hypothetical threshold of our population that needs immunity to the coronavirus in order for transmissions to stop and the pandemic end.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, many are ditching giant hubs like New York City and San Francisco and looking to shack up elsewhere...The 25 cities that scored the highest are scattered across 10 states, all of which are either clustered in the South or the West.

Currently we are still in a 'state of emergency' due to coronavirus and it looks like that will get extended a couple more weeks. 

I had both types, and during coronavirus, had one tenant lose job and thus became late on payments.