They can take, edit, resize, annotate, add smilies and post a picture on a tiny phone with ease but can't change a light bulb or swap out a battery at the back of a wall clock, let alone keeping an eye on a buried pipe or a leaky water heater relief valve. 

Hopefully the gas company will provide some relief on the bill.

I have no idea what relief is available to landowners in other states, but you should check state, city and county statutes. 

From what I've seen so far all authorities that have been asked to assert the concept on the behalf of tenants as a class have asserted that there is no authority for them to require such relief. 

Not sure what relief I will get from banks for my mortgage.

We only have one property at the moment so it's a little easier to absorb losses and such at that level, but have already decided that if any governmental relief comes down to us as the owners, we would be passing that along to our tenants.

I have a question we are in the process of a tenant being evicted and is with a girl that he bought in and now is a problem,  she's trying to collect from COVID-19 relief program and is sending messages that we are messing with their livelihood?

I would recommend the vinyl flooring that does not use glue and use the padding under it to dampen the sound. this way you preserve the hardwood and provide a little relief from the sounds above.You also need to consider if you will ever not use the building for a rental.

You can literally see them breathe a sigh of relief.  

That's a relief!