If you were a person of marginal ethics (in this case, 75% of your tenants), and the governor publicly announces you cannot be held to account for not paying rent (no late fees, notices, or evictions), and in fact implies that it's okay not to honor your written contract, then what's the downside of not paying?

In our paperwork, for example, not only would they not get any money back, but they would owe us a lease termination fee and would be responsible for rent on the broken lease until we filled the property.And I won't even dignify their ludicrous request for reimbursed moving costs with a response (unless a Bronx cheer counts).Assuming they were foolish enough to announce that they moved out in writing, I'd send them a unilateral Termination of Lease Agreement signed by you and acknowledging the exact date they claim they moved out.Then I'd enter the property, thoroughly document the interior condition via video, change the locks, and keep moving forward.

The team announced Friday it would finally change its name.

I know universities here in Canada have already announced what will be in person and what will be online. 

This is within a mile from the "domain-like" project that will start at the beginning of 2021 and if Tesla comes to Austin (announcement expected in a few weeks), the home is less than a mile from that factory as well.There are homes in the area that are up for rent that would barely break even or cost me a little out of pocket for me in this area currently.

This is great news.they announced that it is already under construction in the area just east of the airport.

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"Following Pflugerville City Council approval in its regular meeting Tuesday, an Amazon fulfillment center is coming to town.The council approved a $3.8 million economic development ...

Funny that there was just an announcement about halting evictions through end of year.

When a vaccine is announced in 6 months it’ll explode.Now the unemployment rate will take longer to recover

Unfortunately, they just recently announced that they'll now be charging the $9.99/week in my state too.