It's a drastic remedy.

@Mary Mitchell especially in a multi-family situation PM's (or even landlords) can be held liable for issues which they are aware of but which they don't remedy.

Couple that with now uncertain default remedy timelines due to the moratorium on foreclosure, eviction along with cash for keys - we can't be certain when and how we can displace the borrowers nor are we sure the forbearance is not just a longer drive to the same danger zone.When this all happened in the previous recession pricing loans of all kinds was very tough. 

With evictions been banned, has anyone recieved financial help from the state to remedy the lost income? 

Give them all the ideas, and not paying you is the last remedy. 

There is a simple remedy for this and that would be extending your inspection contingency.

Property needed almost all new mechanical, had asbestos siding which needed to be re mediated, and the re-sided.

There urine is horrible and saturates subflooring where you will need special remediation if it’s bad.  

Is there a remedial action report (RAR)?

I think that there are a lot of remedies available to help get rent collected in these very challenging times and there are 30 days in the month to get the rent collected.