Not sure if it only applies to homes backed by FANNINE mortgages or everyone, but it sounds like everyone since CDC is using its federal power to halt the spread of the virus as the justification. 

It is a real virus, but the world reaction is a scam.

The tenant is back 2 months rent and now says she is unable to pay due to the virus.

I am looking into buying a single family home in a town with a UC and a JC with in a couple miles of one another with prices being high the plan is to house hack to create cash flow. my worries are with the schools be...

The reasons is that tenants are concerned about being infected with the virus based on how crowded the market is, and they’re moving in with family and friends in other states or less crowded areas.

The reasons is that tenants are concerned about being infected with the virus based on how crowded the market is, and they’re moving in with family and friends in other states or less crowded areas.

Latinos and Blacks disproportionately have been casualties of this virus because their communities have limited access to testing and the simple fact that many of them work in essential and high-risk settings, and frequently lack proper protective equipment (i.e. masks, shields).

@Randall Alan@Tucker CummingsRegarding taking a distribution under the CARES Act:Keep in mind that in order to take a distribution 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.

This is a strange time with the virus and some markets have experienced major booms.

Come to find out its a scam email with a virus.