Small landlords and businesses are not getting even though the majority of the economy is made up of small businesses/sole proprietors like landlords and small investors.We need to organize and be proactiveHere are some more resources:Some Apartment Association resources, Petitions, and how to easily contact local government and representatives:Los Angeles Apartment Association https://aagla.org/ Apartment Owners Association https://aoausa.com/index.phpAOA Petition to Governor Gavin Newsomhttps://www.aoausa.com/magazine/aoa-petition-mortgage-tax-deferment-relief-for-property-owners-during-coronavirus-crisis/Apartment association of Greater Los Angeles ://aagla.org/https://caanet.org/?

In Los Angeles and Boston, the totals are $1.46 billion and $1.31 billion, respectively, and the combined number of affected properties is 240.In New York City, home to the largest concentration of CMBS debt, some $3.96 billion in loans backed by 181 commercial real estate properties is slated to mature within the next 180 days.

About a year ago there were a few of these in lower end buildings in the not so good parts of Los Angeles.

I'm here in Los Angeles.

The location is Los Angeles, 90028. 

He was told that he had to go home from Indiana to Los Angeles and could not return until the next school year because they were shutting down the house.  

I am looking for a Virtual meet up in Los Angeles and in Oklahoma City.

What I got from that is 1) A tenant can go without paying rent during the "Emergency Period"2) Los Angeles will announce when the emergency period ends, and the 12 month clock will start at that point.3) The landlord cannot take any action against a tenant until after the 12 month period, should they not make up the unpaid rent that occurred during the defined emergency period.Now I get what you are saying, If this emergency period goes for 3 months, lets say until June, At month 4 (July), the tenant begins paying rent in July for the month of July, then the tenant has up to 12 months to repay the missed 3 months of rent (Apr.

@Brooklyn R Los Angeles is getting really close to free rent, the Mayor just signed the new law for tenants to have 12 months to catch-up or settle any back rent before a landlord can take any action.

In Los Angeles, the municipal code is 24 hour written notice to enter dwelling.