@Charity SkoreI just talked to first choice in Gorham and they said when I send the contract over to them they can have someone come up here

While I applaud your charity, is Airbnb “sharing” the burden of CV19 by waiving some of their fees to home owners for actual guests?  

I asked this question last week. you have a great tenant.. they suffer income lapse.. you work with them and let them pay what they missed over time.. or do you take the It ain my problem I am no charity stance that is so popular with landlords on BP  :) or at least it was last week when it was easy to say that.being here in Vegas this is a reality..

Ya the landlords that posted on my thread 2 weeks ago that were NO pay no stay I am not a charity  bank still wants their money etc etc..

I'm aware of a property manager in Georgia who sent all of his tenants an email providing them with a list of charities I could help pay the rent he is actually received death threats because of it. 

Check with local charities and direct your tenants there as wellCheck with your bank about making interest only payments.See if they have filed a tax return and are getting a refund.

Grace but don't be too soft hearted - we don't run non-profits.I bet unemployment wont cover all their rent and food etc.. in my mind landlords should be coming up with a plan.. the we are not charity is not going to play well .. flip side is your investors you knew the risk you took counting on someone else ( tenant to pay your bills) thats why proper reserves are a necessity in the rental business.. for situations like this.. this should be no issue to a landlord who has proper reserves.. 

I also am somewhat stunned at some of the responses I have seen when I made a post a few weeks back ( as I was pretty sure landlords would have to work with their tenants short term during this crisis)  that those in the rental business were pretty cavalier with reponses like  ( No pay NO stay,  Not my issue, We are not a charity, ) so on and so forth.. 

They also should apply for rental assistance from any charities that provide that sort of help.

I am thinking organizations that will help them pay rent, utilities, etc.One that I am aware of is Catholic Charities: https://ccdocle.org/program/emergency-assistance-servicesPlease add to this thread as you see fit; we can all benefit from this information being shared with our tenants to reduce the impact on our clients.If there is already a thread about this in another forum (current events, landlord forum, etc) that I didn't notice, please let me know/link it here.Thank you!