Wondering what the other management and landlords are planning on implementing for procedures regarding non payment of rent during the no eviction period.I was thinking of asking tenants confirm that they have in fact been terminated, to present proof of termination and contact info of previous company.

Two more that are working in daycares and weren't sure what was going to happen today-- the governor today announced that daycares would be permitted to operate on a limited basis with a special pandemic license and procedures.

PM's are going to be on the firing line.. they have to massage tenants who one month ago were gainfully employeed. and then they will be getting their owner calls.. and you know owners some will be mellow and some will be a handful

We will also have the same procedures for the month of May.

There is also revenue procedure 2007-56, which may allow for an extension for disasters.   

as I understand it, all of the JP courts (assuming Harris county here) are not making a judgement on or serving any notices for evictions, so even if you tried, there would be no procedural movement forward anyways... at least until they resume that function.

@John Feldhauser, technically it follows the same procedure regardless if a rental or owner occupied. 

My point was if they are considered trespassers, in the context of forcible entry, that would be CCP 1159 and if they did that, the police would just remove them. https://codes.findlaw.com/ca/code-of-civil-procedure/ccp-sect-1159.htmlGiven that they have a key and all their belongings are inside the property, the police would refer this as a civil matter.

Hospitals are either stopping or delaying procedures and operations.

We all thought it was the right procedure - until today.