I am blessed to have a job, health and family.

Even a good tenant can turn bad based on changes in their life, health, etc.

@Ryan Mulkins often overlooked here is one of the reasons for a temporary eviction moratorium is public health in the face of the epidemic.

They are getting votes to secure their own taxpayer funded incomes and health insurance costs. 

You are substantially impacted by public health restrictions related to COVID19.If you meet the eligibility you would be allowed a loan up to the lesser of $10 million or your average total monthly payroll costs during the one-year period to the loan being made multiplied by 2.5.  

Lets see what will happen to the overall market and everyone's health in the coming months.

This is the time we need to prepare,plan and protect our selves, our families, our friends and those in our community that may need help in the ensuing months and years.This next year or so will define us for the next decade from finances, health, politics and real estate.I am preparing a website that will outline some of the steps we need to take to protect our properties right now.

On the health side, I am definitely working out more than I had been, as well (it was a fairly low bar, haha).

Ive taken a lot of time to self education of life/business/leadership/investing/health, etc through reading a wide variety of books, listening to podcasts, and doing anything I can to learn as much as possible.

When in doubt, check with an attorney.Hang in there and do the right thing for all people's health and safety.