https://www.sfchronicle.com/po... i dont see how this provides relief for landlords

You have to be a licensed realtor to be a PM here and tgry might have a victims relief fund.  

This became evident after hurricane relief, increased migration, movie industry crews and vacationers.

It states that the legislative exemption "shall be a matter of right except in the following situations and under the following circumstances, and none other, to wit:(1) where litigation involves emergency relief and irreparable damage;(2) where such attorney has previously been granted continuances for the same case for a period greater than one hundred eighty days; or(3) in a criminal case where the client is incarcerated unless the defendant shall give his written consent to the continuance.The good news is, he's not going to be able to get another continuance down the road. 

This can still be a win/win for all sides at financial relief appears to be on the per the order.

Go get refinanced and breathe a sign of relief!

Depending on when the property was originally purchased, at what price and when you began renting it, you could have a good amount of money available to you in taxes you don't have to pay until you sell and even then, it is usually less than what you got in tax relief.

Part of my why earning $315k would be tax relief. 

Instead of helping you file by 10/16, I thought it would be helpful to offer more information on penalty relief and the penalty appeal process for real estate investors struggling to get their tax returns in on time.

Once you file for eviction, you've turned the matter over to the court for relief.