I have been mulling this over for weeks.Differences - evictions are being postponed. 

However, I’m not sure if a non-renewal of lease would be considered as an eviction and would rather avoid the latter since that’s been postponed and I don’t want to enter a legal battle so soon, especially being new to the Chicago area.

But their cashflow is negative so the projects have been postponed. 

Requiring evictions, regardless if they were covid related or not, to be postponed during a lockdown are ethical and fair which the landlord is already taking on the brunt of with a non-paying tenant while providing them full accommodation. 

The home was scheduled to be sold at a foreclosure auction but the date has been postponed.

I was looking to move to live in the Miami area this month but its postponed due to the virus..The plan was to find a job with a property management company and although the plan hasn't changed only postponed, my question is are these companies still working ( i guess they are ) but are they hiring as normal.

I've been informed that the courts open (as of now) 5/18 but first they are going to start with cases that were postponed due to COVID.my tenant was a problem before COVID and he is just taking advantage of the crisis. 

Write up a very nice email explaining that it could be easy to misunderstand the law and then explain how the rent that is due is just postponed not erased.

I'm having a hard time finding buyers in my area.Because of COVID-19 auctions have been postponed which means I cant go network in person I'm kind of feeling stuck.

Giving the pandemic, the courthouse may not open and the auction will be postponed for the second time.