What I see coming is those states who have the greatest V-shaped recoveries will be viewed upon by those in stagflation states with great jealousy, and those citizens will lash out at their local governance.

If you, as a citizen, feel the executive branch has over stepped, in the short run can avail yourself to the court and in the long run change the laws via who you vote for in the legislative and executive branch.

Thanks to everybody for your keen answers.I am a french citizen living in France and paying my taxes in France.

I am an Australian citizen and US resident living in New Jersey. 

If you want to invest in the inner city you want to go with section 8 turn key rentals or senior citizens on a fixed income (guaranteed cash flow).

I'm not a US citizen.

So, anyone can own property in their own name outside of the forbidden zone and Mexican citizens and corporations can and do own land in the Forbidden Zone, as does the government like in any country.

(when they decide on rates) if they think the assessments have moved up faster than citizens can pay.

If you smile at the right people or get enough concerned citizens outraged then you can usually make injustices disappear. - I had a township change rules so I couldn’t dump construction debris in their free dump (you get 10 trips per year as part of $7000 in property taxes on a 200k home) and I had shown up in a loaded truck with my helper, while 7 months pregnant, and they turned me away.

Common wording being used; "This will allow citizens to stay home from work without the added concern of losing their housing and limit the spread of the virus.