Toilets are so easy, if my handy 12 year old could lift one himself, he could replace one.

As soon as the County’s eviction moratorium is lifted I would immediately present them with a 5 day notice the 1st time they are late.

The even more painful moment will be when restrictions are slowly lifted.

Otherwise, it will be useless since tenant has to end of Jan. 2021 before the eviction moratorium is lifted.

My hunch is no, not as far as being able to actually kick someone out until the ban is lifted.

I always suggest updating the hardware like you mentioned, because that can help give an instant mini face-lift to a room.Regarding the appliances, when you say "black package," are you referring to black stainless steel?

The job included everything from new electrical, plumbing, insulation, they even lifted up the house (built in 1907) and put a new foundation under it, moved walls inside, flooring, just on and on and it all turned out amazing.  

The moratorium is supposedly lifting on May 1st, so I’ll see if I can get in there on that day.

So now he is at his parents' house and can't vacate his unit by the 31st or until the employer lifts the restriction.

They're inexpensive and help keep stormwater from being directed under the slab and contributing to wash-out.Keep in mind that if there's plumbing anywhere near the section of slab you're lifting, there's a good chance the lift will break the drain line and you'll also need to replace that section.