Application available in April.https://www.canada.ca/en/department-finance/news/2020/03/introduces-canada-emergency-response-benefit-to-help-workers-and-businesses.html. 

I got some info from Ctlawhelp.org/en/Coronavirus. 

If we have a protracted downturn and a commercial loans start defaulting en masse will that spill over into residential real estate?

We will waive late fees and have them sign a payment arrangement document.We are guiding our Connecticut owners to check with their bank for available forbearance options.Here is some more information: https://ctlawhelp.org/en/coronavirusGood luck to you.

Our judge green lighted it and as sheriffs were en route to post, the presiding judge where we live over ruled.

I do not know if Auction.com is still owned by many of the major banks, but it used to be and that was how they cleaned out their REO properties en mass!

While some might do this, I don't believe it will be a widespread problem.There are three reasons why this will not happen en masse:1) Capitalization: The landlord is typically well-capitalized, with 6 months of reserves for precisely this type of situation.

For Chicago, definitely take a good read of the CRLTO (Chicago Residential Landlord Tenant Ordinance) here: https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/depts/doh/provdrs/renters/svcs/rents-rights.htmlSee also free or nearly free workshops from CIC (Community Investment Coproration - nonprofit) here:http://www.cicchicago.com/documents-training/property-management-training/workshop-schedule/... and of course, it is always good to have a network to discuss with like BP and if using an agent, one who actually owns rental properties for advice. 

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First step is to hire an office manager/bookkeeper/administrative assistant/transaction coordinator/assistant project manger/marketing manager //// You need a dynamic individual to wear a lot of hats and help you take it to tu en next level.