The Wall Street Journal just released announces that the Biden administration announced a three-month extension to a national eviction moratorium, a move designed to help millions of tenants who have fallen behind on their rent even as courts have disagreed on whether the relief is legal.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention extended the eviction moratorium through June 30.

It sounds like your advice is pretty much in line with what is going through my mind, so that's a sigh of relief.

That's really a relief. 

. :)Given that I've provided free rent, relief of late fees, free things, and paid for energy, I am hoping that they are decent enough people to simply move out, and be happy with the fact that they were the beneficiary of a lot of things. 

Florida's Distressed Condominium Relief Act (2010) comes to mind.

I'm trying to nail down a 10 unit after the 1st of the year, so that marginal relief may come sooner than later.  

It's still valid too but gives you some relief toward the bankruptcy laws.

Included in the mix are Veterans, like myself, who are attracted to the idea of medicinal marijuana becoming legalized because we understand how much our brothers and sisters in arms need relief from their pain, ptsd, and any number of other issues we experienced in combat.

It's a relief to hear that :) I'm glad things got better, it really irks me when people make unreasonable requests and then get upset when the landlord declines to deliver. 

But the law also offers the owners relief via bringing an action in Civil/City Court to obtain a judgment against tenants or former tenants for their outstanding utility bills.