I heard they were committing ten million dollars in a relief fund for their partners.

The bill, while intended to provide further relief to the American families and businesses harmed by COVID-19, presents both positives and negatives for the apartment industry.Here is the summary of the bill and its impact to Multifamily by NAA - National Apartment Association - https://www.naahq.org/news-publications/what-you-need-know-about-heroes-actOne big concerning bullet point is 12 months of eviction moratorium.

Atleast if they let the property tax to be subtracted from the rental income when applying 30% taxation it would be a good relief. 

Ditto everything Lance said, with one more consideration.These distributions are specifically for COVID-19 relief, and the requirements note that you need to be impacted seriously...loss of employment, covid19 diagnosis to you or your spouse/dependent, or other adverse financial impacts.

Mortgage forbearance is not being mandated by the govt, it’s by the banks and is a temporary relief.

Composite filings provide relief for the investors to have to file in each state.Do you have Exempt partners?

This led to our team breathing a sigh of relief.

Makes sense now :)Do any of you guys see much 'relief' in terms of home pricing in the years to come?

Debt relief.

The moratoriums were clearly more about immediate damage control.Obviously rents need to be paid and landlords should get relief for their lost revenue.