Getting a bit abstract but you get it.Here's what Wells Fargo says:"While our assistance options related to COVID-19 continue to evolve, weare currently offering the following short-term relief for a period ofthree months:* Payment suspension for 3 months* No Reporting of Late Payments to Credit Reporting Agencies* Late Charge SuppressionIf you need payment assistance, due to COVID-19 and would like the 3month payment suspension, sign on to online banking and select thepayment assistance alert on your mortgage account.

Renter’s are taken heed to this information and aware of their options when it comes to Rent Relief.

Much has been made of the struggles of tenants facing financial hardship and many landlords have been placed at the mercy of the now-exhausted small business relief funding or forced to renegotiate with their mortgage companies independently when rent payments have come up short.

Meaning you have to choose either mortgage forgiveness or replacement rent relief. 

In a positive sign last week, FHFA gave a little relief to mortgage servicers.

I'm sure it will be a relief to get them onto your own lease.

"The swift and unprecedented impact of COVID-19 left many people in a financial emergency, and we want to make sure struggling homeowners know they have relief options, especially during Homeownership Month," said the National Association of Realtors President Vince Malta.homeowners are in mortgage forbearance plan - representing 7.54% of all mortgages, delinquencies are set to surpass the great recession, which peaked at 10%.

I haven't been paid since February, no end in sight, no relief for me, and my court date has been pushed.

Gonzales' bill entitled COVID Relief for Tenants.

https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/politics/metro-government/2020/06/15/coronavirus-kentucky-louisville-may-use-relief-funds-rent/3195096001/Seems like this would be good for all parties!