Joyce, Deputy Court Administrator Marisa Shuter, Landlord-Tenant OfficerRemains to be seen how this will shake out in the coming weeks, but the tea leaves suggest evictions will be put on hold for the immediate foreseeable future. 

If you are ever in Portland I would love to buy you a beer/coffee/tea. 

We don’t drink anything other than water/tea/coffee (at home), and we don’t drink alcohol.

Trying to read the tea leaves of this pandemic and the hurt it could bring is hard.

By some metrics, pricing here actually went up 1-2% over the last month, but it’s hard to read the tea leaves and really compare stats accurately to pre-COVID times this soon IMO considering all the new variables like showings only recently being allowed again and the fact that we have about half the inventory/sales activity as normal).

Under personal name, can take advantage of cheaper personal Morgan tea (vice business loans), potentially personal investment insurance (I was able to to put three investment properties with my reg insurance company which is half price of getting another), and even ability to represent yourself.

Not my cup of tea.

MOST LL's WOULD ALLOW NON-PAYING TENANTS TO MOVE OUT... the reality which you fail to mention but which you are likely very aware as well as all other LL's is... that most non-paying tenants will not move out, so back to taking responsibility for your own situation... if a Tenant is unable to afford it and all the options offered to them just aren't their 'cup of tea' they can always downsize i.e. end lease and move out - most don't as we all very well know.  

We can't make much impact on unemployment rates, government response, or the price of tea in China.

That’s just a little far south for my investing cup of tea, I will have to do a little more research into it!