I told her what market rate is however, coming off of rent relief, I didn't think it wouldn't be fair for me to increase her rent by $250.I'm interested in feedback from others on how this strategy would work since I am new to being a landlord.

3 tenants got approved and hadn't paid me for 6 months Now I am in the hole for over $15k waiting for these bums to send me rent relief checks..

The lender can petition the court to lift the stay, but if any equity exists in the property above the indebtness the court will deny the relief of lift and the lender will be dealt with in the course of the bankruptcy.

Another great way would be to post on the forums who you are and what you're looking for (here's a link to the post for some comic relief).

I would offer no relief in this situation.

Thank you very much, this is a relief to hear from someone with experience.

We waited over 90 days for some checks to arrive, however, they can come as soon as two weeks.To Summarize - CERA (Covid Emergency Relief Act) and the eviction moratorium still have the courts backed up and government agencies confused.

My other colleague had rent relief programs that paid their rent for 2 years during the pandemic so they are good, but the landlord let them know rent will be $1500/month soon for 2 bed 1 bath on westhiemer (popular street in Houston), so im wondering is it best to just buy a house then? 

Unfortunately for buyers it seems the relief in pricing will not yet arrive.How do you think the trend through the summer will go as rates continue to rise?

She is several hundred dollars below market and she can feel free to apply for assistance/section 8/COVID Relief, etc...