@Chris Lopez - Thanks for starting this thread.I had this post elsewhere, but think it's useful to add here for where to look for mortgage relief, tenant laws, tax changes, the federal bills being passed for relief and then localized stuff (how we look 5 days out, and also how Redfin is thinking about this and how Seattle may be a good place to look.

Please note that a successful request for relief would result in payment terms for up to one-months’ rent, and that all rent is still owed per the terms of your lease and will not be forgiven.

But I think at this point, the SBA disaster loans look promising if you reach out to your lender for relief and other financing is not available.

With governments making it illegal to evict for non-payment of rent, but banks not providing mortgage relief, landlords will be left subsidizing housing for their tenants. 

I am not looking to give tenants permission to ask for relief before they even think of it themselves.

The idea is to help a little—defer a few months rent and maybe tack onto the end, while the buyer gets a worthwhile discount for giving this relief.

I pray that relief is coming soon and I know that a deal gone bad is nothing in comparison to what families around the world are dealing with today. 

This means that their income has remained the same, and in addition, the government is probably sending out relief checks in the near future.

I heard Grant Cardone saying that the government is giving relief to landlorsds, is that true ?

We have currently develop this relief structure for a tenants moving forward.