Or that it could infect another tenant it might come in contact with and liability could possibly pass on to you?

mid west were they are trading these houses more akin to the price of automobiles you can get away with that 100.00.. 

California’s economic recovery will depend on whether the federal government can enact more stimulus measures, including unemployment benefits, and on curbing the COVID-19 infection rate.

Everyone pointed to NYC, CA, FL, LVS, etc. and the current fall, but seemed to think that we were immune.....

However, there is a small section of the Public Health Service Act which provides the CDC director authority to take "reasonably necessary" steps such as "inspection, fumigation, disinfection, sanitation, pest extermination, and destruction of animals or articles believed to be sources of infection."

The reasons is that tenants are concerned about being infected with the virus based on how crowded the market is, and they’re moving in with family and friends in other states or less crowded areas.

The reasons is that tenants are concerned about being infected with the virus based on how crowded the market is, and they’re moving in with family and friends in other states or less crowded areas.

But those travelers won’t return en masse until job growth resumes, business and consumer confidence perks up, and infection rates are on a sustained decline.

The loan officers at the bank are financial zombies looking to sink their teeth into you and infect you with their virus.

Really, if a realtor is not doing at least $4mm of production, it's not a very good living after factoring in the irregular and long hours, automobile expenses, office and marketing expenses, BOR/MLS fees, self employment taxes, buying your own health insurance, etc. etc.