I'm sure some markets will do fine, but I think there will be several that suffer.

She's probably paying less than $2,000 which means the prorated rent is even lower and even less likely to cover the cost of a hotel.I mention people have survived without hot water for thousands of years to show the ridiculous idea that this tenant is somehow suffering.

These rules apply strictly to single family houses, but a true multiplex building does not suffer from the same restrictions.

there are a LOT of stupid people out there who have never had to face anything hard, they will do things and the economy will suffer. 

I rented 2 sfr's to a rehab owner for men aged 18-25 in recovery they were OK but the kitchen suffered ... 

Learn the laws where your business is, or suffer the consequences for ignorance.

When their paycheck stops for a week/month, it impacts necessities like food, shelter, warmth, etc.My point is that with all the people suffering, those suffering mainly from reduced occupancy/rent from their investment property does not make my pity list.  

Worst case scenario, in my opinion, is she sues you for naming her on an eviction and claims that she suffered damages because of it.  

People's mental health is going to start suffering.

To be sure, there will be a lot of opportunities within this to those with dry powder, but people are going to go through a LOT of pain and suffering.