“That’s not as comforting as the official postponements, but I think the general sense that we shouldall be getting from the IRS and Treasury is that [they] are not looking to penalize and punishtaxpayers right now,” Greenaway said.

If they still don't respond I would post a notice, and tell them that even though evictions are postponed, you can still file it NOW (I'm assuming) and it's going to show up on their public record NOW.

Chances are the close and refinance will be postponed thus going past my rate locks (one is a 30 day and the other a 45).Are lenders honoring these locks because of delays? 

I’ve completed 180 hours of TREC approved courses at Champions school of real estate but my state exam has been postponed due to Carona Virus.

Today, Arizona's governor gave the following Executive Order (link to azgovernor.gov) for postponement of eviction actions as they relate to tenants effected by Covid-19.

Always better to enjoy selling at the top and buying at the bottom AND postponing taxes if possible!

Yes, they are postponing eviction hearings.

Of course, Rona could postpone this.

There may not be much you can do on the property taxes at the moment as it is based on the valuation and the period to appeal may have passed in your county, but I would reach out to see what the latest updates are and if they will postpone the payment due without interest penalty due to what is going on in the economy.

Otherwise, I agree that tenants should pay if at all possible, but I am giving my tenants the ability to postpone payment for up to 3 months without interest in the event they have been laid off due to the virus.