See below:https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2020-03-23/landlords-mortgage-relief

The SBA has drastically reduced their requirements for acquiring a small business disaster relief loan.https://www.sba.gov/disaster-assistance/coronavirus-covid-19I know there are a lot of locals here on the Austin forum that make their living in the industry. 

Please kindly post any known relief resources and grants available.

This shouldn't be landlord vs tenants or relief to only the most downtrodden.

For the last couple days I have been looking what my options are for my small motel that looks like a ghost town and found that the whole country qualify s for a emergency relief package through the SBA and am wondering if any one has submitted a application and what to expect from there experiences.I am also sharing a recording of the webinar I attended yesterday.Minnesota,South Dakota,Iowa,Wisconsin,North Dakota  https://www.youtube.com/watch?

If the relief bill ever gets through congress, then there should be funds for their rent resulting from that.

If your income has taken a hit as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak, or you fear it's about to, the good news is that you may be able to get some relief from your mortgage, credit cards, regular bills, utilities, car loan and more.

Looks like Airbnb hosts will get some relief under the coronavirus stimulus package about to pass Congress.The current language includes two provisions that could help short-term rental owners that are struggling:Hosts testing positive for Covid-19, or hosts with family members testing positive with the virus, would be eligible to apply for unemployment benefits.Hosts are also eligible to apply for small business loans to cover your mortgage and utility bills and possibly independent contractors like cleaners.This will be welcome news to a lot of our clients in Denver and Colorado Springs (as well as Erin and I, as we own an STR duplex in the Springs with some partners).

The markets responded to the Relief Package yesterday with gains...now it needs to be signed and implemented.

Yep the key is if a tenant asks for rent relief that is not in the lease so I the landlord can ALSO ask for current business and personal financials to review their request.