Look at your personal financial position first then see what areas you can exploit.

Relief is being offered for eviction protection (which will inevitably be exploited). 

For people like us that have walked the walk and continue to do so On a daily basis makes you look weak and foolish  and I do believe in such a thing as karma.. it happens and be very careful exploiting others losses and trying to capitalize on them.

That said, there are still some plans of attack that can be deployed to exploit what is going to be a complicated mess.

Is the toilet overflowing, ir is there a leak somewhere that gets exploited upon flush. 

Tenants being as they are, may try to exploit the situation… but unfortunately, I think most of the hardship will be real.It appears as though the government is going to take several steps that impacts us: The government says they will grant immediate unemployment compensation to those whose jobs are lost due to CoronaThe government will send $1000 to everyone according to the newsThere is a moratorium on all evictions.

In sitting down with investors, we discussed when "Big Money" sees an opportunity for arbitrage, they exploit that market until there is no way to gain an advantage on returns.

Atop the booking sites offering free cancellation of guest reservations, you have already shutdown an entire sector that many owners have been using to help pay mortgages (contrary to the belief that it's only exploitative "arbitragers" raising rents in the aggregate by institutionalizing sub-leasing at scale).Additionally, what may soon be a nationwide moratorium on evictions fails to consider that many of those evictions were for reasons far beyond failure to pay rent and were in process long before renters lost their job.

Tenants are going to exploit this an not pay far more than landlords would have evicted during this crisis 

They are exploiting people's lack of understanding of the costs and necessities to own and operate housing.