Dan,I couldn't disagree with you more (no offense).

This is INSIDIOUSHere is the verbiage of the current NY State bill: https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2019/s8125and, most offensively, HERE is the website of a movement to "CANCEL RENTS" https://www.housingjusticeforall.org/faq-what-to-do-on-april-1Below is the letter we sent to NY state Governor Cuomo. plus MY State Senator, plus the Senator who drafted this bill, and all NYC Housing Depts and officials.

A few highlights from the single family lender letter published on 3/18, updated on 3/25:-loan can be primary, second home or investment property-servicer is not required to obtain documentation of borrowers hardship (only attestation)-insight into what payment deferral or loan modification options might look like after forbearance period (looks like there will be options to spread over 60 months)IMO, as landlords we should take both defensive and offensive measures to manage cash flow. 

No offense meant. 

I find your sentiment offensive somewhat.

Here is the verbiage of the current NY State  bill:  https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2019/s8125and, most offensively,  HERE is the website of a movement to "CANCEL RENTS"   https://www.housingjusticeforall.org/faq-what-to-do-on-april-1Below is the letter we sent to NY state Governor Cuomo. plus MY State Senator, plus the Senator who drafted this bill, and all NYC Housing Depts and officials. 

Of course there is also a possibility this is some BS story she made up, but the first scenario sounds more plausible, especially if she had been a good and responsible tenant up to this point.BTW generally speaking you can't get unemployment payments if they fire you for cause and not showing up for work is generally a fire-able offense for which no unemployment payment can be claimed.

Remarkably accurate, especially coming from a Realtor (no offense). :)

If someone smokes, they have no idea how offensive that smell is to people that don't.

I really like what Brandon and David Greene talk about on the podcast which is that cash flow is defense and appreciation is offense.