Last year my management talked me into renewing them one more year due to pandemic and that there may be issues because they filed for relief program, but it was just as bad this year so already gave notice they won't be renewed. 

Courts only decide the case presented and can only award the relief sought. 

I will spare you details like falling out of contract due to windows being inexplicably nailed shut, but for comedic relief I will highlight the pain culminating in complaints that there were random, free-roaming chickens pecking around our yard and putting off potential buyers due to a negligent neighbor.We ended up needing to take it up with the city to reign these fowls in, an action that caused the spiteful neighbor to tank a number of our other showings.The end result of all this was losing at least $30k (and probably more when it was all said and done), locking up the capital for ten months, and dealing with a two month long, stressful process of trying to sell and falling out of contract three times for various, silly reasons.

Applied for CA Rent Relief program but did not hear anything back.

My concern is for people reading this thread who are in my market and will not understand why "grounding" would justifiably cost so much more as a line item in my market versus yours.But then again, the last person who rewired my multifamily couldn't even be bothered to use stress-relief cable clamps in one of the main junction boxes in the basement.

I close next week, sigh of relief…finally.  

He told me yesterday that she got approval for 100% rent relief and supposedly check is on the way.

Has anyone received feedback either directly or through your tenant from the CA COVID-19 Rent Relief program?

The ERAP is an economic relief program to assistance tenants (and landlords) with past due rent and utilities during the COVID crisis.

@Jason MakI just qualified for the Texas rent relief program.