They will lose money, lay-off employees, go under.

Payments to employers to don't lay off workersThey are still stuck on giving Steve Mnuchin a 500b no strings credit card.

However, once you close your doors due to lockdown and lay off all of your employees as a result of that, rent moves up on the list.

i can see some of those gamblers becoming robinhood traders lolapparently, mr.market liked the unemployment report very much today...

Send him the documents you would send for eviction...here it's a "3 day notice to pay or quit"....then follow up and say I don't want to have to evict you, but, the laws regarding eviction are very clear and refer him to exact part of the law that says he needs proof of covid-19 firing/layoff or else he does not qualify for the exemption and will be treated like business as usual.Good luck and i hope more replies get posted that have better advice than mine.

Now, I'm also a little concerned with how hard Alaska will be hit due to recent events and the layoffs, oil being so low, tourism being hurt this year and I even heard about the fishing industry taking a hit.

Some things will restart soon but companies that depend on serving large crowds are going to have to lay off people for a longer time because they can not go back.

Some layoffs in some places, pencils down in others.  

When talking to tenants, empathy towards Covid-19 related issues or layoffs, pay cuts or less hours is a must.

Cancellations across the valley have skyrocketed recently mostly due to the mass layoffs on the strip.