I find your sentiment offensive somewhat.

Here is the verbiage of the current NY State  bill:  https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2019/s8125and, most offensively,  HERE is the website of a movement to "CANCEL RENTS"   https://www.housingjusticeforall.org/faq-what-to-do-on-april-1Below is the letter we sent to NY state Governor Cuomo. plus MY State Senator, plus the Senator who drafted this bill, and all NYC Housing Depts and officials. 

Of course there is also a possibility this is some BS story she made up, but the first scenario sounds more plausible, especially if she had been a good and responsible tenant up to this point.BTW generally speaking you can't get unemployment payments if they fire you for cause and not showing up for work is generally a fire-able offense for which no unemployment payment can be claimed.

Remarkably accurate, especially coming from a Realtor (no offense). :)

Since the Treasury Secretary said they looked at the fraud components of this program, I'm assuming there will be some sort of political litmus test as a part of this process.In regards to people overinflating numbers, this is a loan document and if they are lying, they are committing bank fraud, which I'm sure the criminals will be doing.

However, I do already have credit reports, bank account balances, criminal history, etc.  

If someone smokes, they have no idea how offensive that smell is to people that don't.

This is especially true with the tenant friendly laws in Chicago and Cook County which the following pertains to:In your apartment advertisement, don't include any criminal background qualifications/exclusions. 

Background checks, that's the beauty of listing on FB is you can check out their FB profile & if they have a picture of themselves smoking a bong you can easily skip past that person; if all else fails I know a guy who's wife is a PI and she can run a background check on someone for me for like $20 (it doesn't hurt that she used to work for the state's Department of Criminal Investigation).

I really like what Brandon and David Greene talk about on the podcast which is that cash flow is defense and appreciation is offense.