Since you mentioned it, you're right, COVID deaths could be far worse if we all resumed normal life.

Nobody knows and until that becomes more clear I think predicting anything is REALLY hard.Lastly, anecdotally speaking, in my area housing seems to have just resumed where it left off in February, which is to say booming.

Pick your battles and save your nuclear option for when it’s actually necessary!

I  work for the post office so my salary is ok but could definitely use a bump and my credit score is "ehhh" ( other words not that great).Having the Va loan gives me access to no down payment, low to no closing costs and no PMI, which is a huge plus but my credit score and salary for a lack of better words "suck", so I wanted to know if anyone has used the benefits of the Va loan to partner with someone who "resume" might be better ?

But lowering interest rates can trigger increased demand as more people will be able to afford to enter the market; hence triggering house prices to resume going up.

The next one would be nuclear or biological. 

I know with this COVID-19; it has been crazy to resume regular life.

Thanks to those that gave insightful information without going nuclear on the political spectrum.

Even if the tenant was to make some temporary concessions (like adhering to your already late payment dates) she will look for any sign of you slacking off enforcement so as to resume bad behavior.

A restraining order might also be needed.Because there's at least the potential for this situation going nuclear, start keeping contemporaneous notes of every interaction.