Given the unforeseen health and economic devastation brought on by Covid-19, and that landlords have no legal recourse now to evict for nonpayment of rent, it seems like this situation should be a covered insurable event. 

We did a few showings before things really locked down here, and confirmed the health and lack of exposure to the virus of both the current and future tenants. 

To ensure the health and safety of our team, most of our employees are now working remotely.

RK is more in line with the latter type of person.DR's 7 step process is focused on the simplest way to improve someone's mental health.

I know what people will say but the landlord has to show due diligence in re-renting the place too. The

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More details below.The world’s awareness of the coronavirus (COVID-19) changed dramatically when the World Health Organization declared a global pandemic on March 11, 2020.We’ve worked hard to find solutions that will lessen the impact on our community.

Shucked over into a gig economy where ends don’t meet and health care suffers.

The new tenant appreciated the attention to detail, and the current tenant was very reasonable, since we did not touch anything and were being fast and safe about the showing.Hope that helps and best of luck and health.

I hope you are doing well and in good health.