Also threads titled like this / this mentality are giving backing to the "landlords are evil" movement right now.

And there is pretty good short term renters movement here; e.g., travel nurses, medical residents doing interns, grad students... 

Kind of you to be so concerned about your tenants' bowel movements.Speaking of mattresses and tenants...

This isn’t even taking into account the corporate debt bubble crashing simultaneously or the work from home movement will encourage more companies to leave this area especially if it means life or death!

Tenant: "The ”Safer At Home” Emergency Order, as linked here, is 'ordering all residents of the City of Los Angeles to stay inside their residences, and immediately limit all movement outside of their homes beyond what is absolutely necessary to take care of essential needs.’ 

I would argue that the price went down and the value has stayed the same, which is another reason why I prefer to look at inflation as a matter of price movements instead of a matter of value.

I know it sounds nuts, but it's the only way I can make sense of it, as it really is feeling as if popularized media almost wants rent strikes on scale, is hoping for such a movement. 

If that does not affect movement, then I would proceed to my lawyer's office and let them take over from there. 4.

@Shawndrika Hardie the PM started the eviction and no movement yet?

there is a movement in MO to unite all landlords - right now the new group MO REIA or MO Landlords (not formally named yet) has a group on Facebook and on Meetup, just to collect all interested parties together.The hope is to change MO legislation for the better.Right now the person who is the move and shaker on this initiative is Steve Vogel and he is filling committee positions to get the group started and functioning.