Homelessness is a symptom of the problem.

All you can do is work through the symptoms.

That can cause a decrease in restaurant spending for those with more disposable incomes due to they do not want to risk going out and getting infected.The sad part is that many younger kids might be infected but have no symptoms just a carrier and then when they are around old people they get it where it can become much more dangerous to that population.

They had the usual symptoms.

I know of too many people with similar "symptoms" and buying "the dream car" is just the beginning.

Statistically, I agree with you as most likely many hundreds of thousands more have been infected and are asympomatic or had mild symptoms and recovered.

Surgical nurse friends of mine say nurses are going into quarantine like crazy right now because they are getting symptoms (being around so many sick people and whatnot). 

This temporary economic "symptom", is causing a pent up demand...which will be released upon elimination or control the the "problem".

I don't think these occasional difficulties are a symptom of a 'bad' or 'irresponsible' tenant-- it is just the reality of life for many, many people who make a living at lower wage jobs.

If you do have an issue and he cant find it or assumes the mold issue is a the roof and not in the walls and the symptoms continue you can be liable for time lost at work medical bills etc.