Seller, it seems to me that health and safety are your top priorities at the moment.

Here's the official COVID-19 website for California that the state just launched: https://covid19.ca.gov/.It has current information on how to stay healthy and avoiding catching/spreading the virus, links to school districts (so parents can find out which schools are closed) & public health authorities, as well as helpful resources that people will likely need during this time of crisis, such as how/where to file for unemployment, disability, family leave, or get help for small businesses. 

Two businesses have closed their doors until further notice due to lack of customers, and the obvious public health reason.

So even with those considerations, we decided to not renew.Now I understand she is older and has health issues and amidst all that is going on with COVID19, caution should be taken. 

Will the health crisis end in 60 days, but were left with a terrible recession with the aftermath.  

I'd like to go back to the city with some ideas on how to solve this while still respecting public health.

Hello All, Any guidance is appreciated on this below matter: I had a tenant (in Charlotte, NC) who signed a three-year lease in 04/2019 and broke the lease earlier this month as they wanted to move to a different state due to health reasons.

There’s a lot of uncertainty right now as to how impactful this virus will be on our health and local economy.

Met the head of Health Services from Seattle.

I hope I’m right for the health of the country.