They are talking expanding their asset purchase program to from Treasury bonds to buying corporate bonds and stocks.

It asks for direct rental assistance for families who have income loss due to COVID-19, it cautions against blanket eviction moratoriums—feels they should be targeted to situations related to COVID-19 and provide relief for property owners in the form of mortgage or other financial obligation forbearance1031 Like-Kind ExchangeNAR sent a letter(link is external) to the Treasury Department to include deadline relief for 1031 like-kind exchanges 180-day completion deadlines.

Requires free library card for accessAvoiding Foreclosure, US Dept. of Housing and Urban DevelopmentPrimarily written for homeowners with FHA Insured loans, much of the information may apply to anyone facing foreclosureMaking Home Affordable, US Treasury Dept.

Looks like the sba and treasury has denied multifamily owners from accessing PPP funding.

I do not read this restriction in any of the guidance produced by SBA and Treasury, and it also runs counter to NAR guidance as well.

Read the Treasury regs and FAQs that came out last week. 

“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.

From an economists perspective, a good rule of thumb is to compare your real estate investments against the risk free rate of return which is typically Treasuries or 10 year T-Bond.

It's really too soon to know the real effects and impacts on all the Fed and Treasury moves.

Things just got interesting.