But I'll follow up with them tomorrow.According to the law, even before Coronavirus tenants couldn't be evicted during winter months, so that means if they won't move out in a near months, which is very unlikely, as it's very clear that they have no intention to move, they will be getting "free housing" for another year!

Hello,If my rental contract said no dogs allowed which tenant agreed to and later on a few months after the tenant moved in decides to get a emotional support dog because of the coronavirus, can they do that?

With inflation you have normal inflation economic cycles but than anomalies like coronavirus.

This syndicator went from zero to I think about 600 units in 1 or 2 years, but I don't know how he faired through the Corona Virus and the rent moratoriums and who would have ever expected that scenario regarding the COVID-19.We investors have enough problems managing our own money and we only add to our risks by having someone else manage our money when we have absolutely no control over the situation.

He was still playing in the basketball alumni game until the coronavirus. 

This is not the time to try and get your first deal as many properties are at risk of income loss due to coronavirus, debt and credit markets are very inconsistent right now and lending requirements change week to week.

I believe because of the corona virus that reserves like 401K, IRA or anything attached to the stock market you know can only use 70% as opposed to 100% Also, private lenders, portfolio lenders and HML will have their own criteria for cash reserves.

The Corona virus - COVID-19 - is going to give all of us that chance. 

I dont have the first clue as to how to obtain one at a clerks office, and now that corona virus seems like it is sticking around for awhile I dont know the process during these times.

I own some rental properties in Orlando, which is one of the most affected economies due to the coronavirus.