Hi Caleb,If President Trump follows suit (two card references in one sentence, that's pretty good), he will probably issue more cash in WORKERS hands on a weekly basis, and pull out the stops (a pipe organ reference) for Entrepreneurs and big businesses to create more jobs, as well as close down the amount of people coming into America looking either for a free cradle to grave handout, or seeking jobs Americans need.So I suspect we will experience a swift (as swift as can be) injection of more spendable money to the WORKERS, with continued care to the Cradle to Grave Welfare recipients, and less restrictions on business, because it worked very well when he took over.

And if you evict them, you understand that the vacancy time will probably be LONG, due to the job losses from this.And most of those seeking new apartments would be the just evicted.So you would be replacing X with X, no difference.President Trump has been in this business for a LONG time--he's a Real Estate guy, and has owned multi-family--Long Term.Hopefully you can work something out with your lenders.

Another likely scenario to think about is, if Trump lifts the   current restrictions by April 12, states can still decide individually what to do.

I believe (my opinion not trying to be political) Donald Trump and his cabinet will keep on infusing cash into the economy as they see fit to help raise the stock market. 

@Blake Garcia  Trump's directive only temporarily suspended evictions at HUD-owned properties. 

Curious on everyone's thoughts.https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/1...

Or would my job "liability" still trump my good loan history?

President Trump has stated the US may be back in business on Easter (lets hope!).

For any of you who have Florida borrowers..............https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2020/04/florida-unemployment-benefits-desantis-trump-rick-scott.html

President Trump has declared these states major disaster areas due to the Virus.According to FEMA, this gives these state access to federal assistance programs for emergency and permanent work, as well as needed emergency medical equipment.https://www.statesman.com/news/20200325/coronavirus-in-texas-trump-issues-major-disaster-declaration-for-state