So I am wondering if any other landlords are giving their tenants more leeway for non-rent related transgressions during the pandemic eviction ban we are currently facing in various states and the recent CDC order? 

@Michael Antinucci  Is there an eviction ban in place where you are? 

I have been to HOA meetings where one of my short terms is located and every year someone brings up the proposal to ban short term rentals — and that is in an area that allows them!

Below are the links to the actual Agency Order and links to two very helpful sites that describe the order in layman's terms. There are important details described on the Texas websites - for instance, it clarifies th...

Be advised, the HOA's have the final power though, so no matter what the city, state, county allows, the HOA can one day vote to ban them and not much you can do in those situations...except convert it to a regular rental...but of course there are rules there as well around rental saturation within communities.   

@Jeff Short You might want to look up the eviction ban posted nationally by the CDC a week or so ago.  

Check where you are, but most bans on evictions are for non-payment of rent. 

I recently went under contract for a 4-unit multifamily property in Fresno, CA (C-Class neighborhood, 93726 AC for those familiar) for 385k with the intention of house hacking. 

Street permits aren’t available in the area and even if they were parking bans throughout the winter for plows would hinder anyone parking on the street.

They do allow STR's and cover so much real estate (Palm Springs), I'd be very surprised if they were to ever outright ban STR's.