But also show some compassion.

That's just my moral compass, not based on any legal understanding.

The most successful attribute for a good landlord is compassion and empathy.

There's a BBVA Compass branch two blocks from the property so I just opened an account there specifically for that property and gave them a bunch of deposit slips already filled out with the acct info.

Make sure they know if they dont get that then you file an eviction and do it if they dont.You'll fail at that business if you are afraid to enforce your lease.You can have compassion, and I've been a sap and let people slide on things most people wouldn't, but not until they proved to me they absolutely couldn't pay.Some of it is a financial decision on your part, too.

I agree with Nathan on showing compassion for the family and also the other tenant.

Offices have to offer some kind of value to their agents to keep them otherwise they will lose to competition like Compass. 

I am actually shocked at the amount of ignorance & lack of compassion from so many. 

My slogan is "Helping you find the way home", so I was thinking Compass Realty.

And, that is what discourages investors, including lenders.I understand this is a house bill without much collaboration so who knows where it will go from here, but the fact it passed the house says something.I understand we are in a pandemic and have a lot of compassion for those that are affected, but there are also better and more targeted ways to approach this than using such a broad blind brush, while also maintaining property rights.