The way things are going it is going to be very difficult to evict anyone during this Covid-19 pandemic but some relief may be coming to landlords by the way of local/state or federal legislation.

This has been a huge undertaking, a great, but challenging learning experience and since we are finishing up the big ticket items is finally becoming a huge financial relief.  

Another possibility is that the bank may not immediately act on the relief to go forward with a foreclosure because they believe (with new information and some funds on the debtor's behalf) that they are better off working out a modification and then it doesn't show on their books as "un-performing".

After receiving the first and last month, my business partner and I looked at each other with a sigh of relief - after all that was our first rodeo with lease signing.To make things interesting, since yesterday, we have been getting influx of people requesting for viewing date which we gently declined.

It is very difficult to say what will happen in the future when/if all the rent relief and mortgage forbearance measures end.   

The biggest thing is that eviction moratorium.We have a little relief down here in CO, but it doesn't look like there is any help for you guys in AK unless you have an emergency fund.

Also Milwaukee home prices are still a fraction of new construction, while some of the costal markets land is more expensive than the structure, which is the hallmark of a bubble.We have seen local prices go up for over 5 years now, demand is outpacing supply with no relief in sight. 

There are some homes that are pretty far set back off of Belmont there that still give you the advantage of being close to the train station while getting a little relief from that traffic, nice find.

And a cash offer of 15k less than asking is comic relief.

Gavin Newsom late Monday signed the COVID-19 Tenant Relief Act of 2020, legislation that prohibits the eviction of renters with genuine COVID-related hardships but reopens the unlawful-detainer process for tenants who cause problems at the property.This new law isn’t ideal, but it’s quite a bit better than the other bill that was being considered (AB1436), which was dubbed the “free rent” bill.