The kitchen will be American style; open with a bar table section.

I’ve read in other forms about the security deposit idea, which is great, but that’s only if it lasts one month or less...While the news keeps changing every hour, it seems that the US will be sending every American $2,000 and will allocate about $300B for small businesses.

Maybe landlords will finally listen to what I am saying.This is not the solution for you.https://www.washingtontimes.co...This is .....Dear President/Govenor/Senator/Congressman/HUD Secretary/Govenor (You Fill in the blank)Thank you for all that you are doing to help citizens and businesses affected by COVID-19.As you are aware, Landlords provide a vital service to many millions of Americans.

Im in it to make a difference, not only for my family, but for those that need shelter, the community, and the society as a whole. 

78% of American Workers are living paycheck to paycheck (and the 22% who are not are probably not renting).https://www.forbes.com/sites/zackfriedman/2019/01/11/live-paycheck-to-paycheck-government-shutdown/#7977e25c4f10With so many businesses laying people off, and 10 days until the end of the month it's going to get real serious real quick, especially when no evictions are allowed.If you think your renters can afford to "Wrap" the missed month(s) payments into their future payments--78% of them are going to have a tough time keeping that promise and remaining on time and in full with their payments.Section-8 probably won't be hit as hard by this, (it's basically a 2nd parallel US economy) "Cradle to Grave" free government handouts.What are your thoughts on this?

Big lesson learned for me on that project.Another example is a historical society.

Hi Caleb,If President Trump follows suit (two card references in one sentence, that's pretty good), he will probably issue more cash in WORKERS hands on a weekly basis, and pull out the stops (a pipe organ reference) for Entrepreneurs and big businesses to create more jobs, as well as close down the amount of people coming into America looking either for a free cradle to grave handout, or seeking jobs Americans need.So I suspect we will experience a swift (as swift as can be) injection of more spendable money to the WORKERS, with continued care to the Cradle to Grave Welfare recipients, and less restrictions on business, because it worked very well when he took over.

Is the virus going to kill 100,000,000 Americans or 10,000,000 or 25,000?

The tipping point would be when the average American can't get basics like food, medicine, or shelter and is forced to choose between starvation and death or violence.  

Landlords aren't their mommy. 69% of Americans have less than $1,000 in savings.