If you need to conduct business as usual regarding evictions and rent collection to stay afloat then you are a pot calling the kettle black.

I have bedding, towels, brand new sets of dishes and cookware, microwaves, coffee pots, flatware, 50" smart tv's, eLocks, 4 queen mattresses and one king, platform beds, art work, rugs.

Furthermore, for urgent maintenance requests, it is best to ask if anyone living in the apartment is symptomatic or has been either mandated or voluntarily quarantined and/or have traveled outside the U.S. or Massachusetts in the last 14 days.

Doing so would be making "two wrongs" instead of one.Also, the state doesn't "force the business to pay the landlord" ...it's a contract the owner made voluntarily.

I used to always have a big pot of spaghetti sauce simmering in the crock pot when potential renters would come buy to check out my house. 

Before, he was smoking Pot in San Diego and tried to run for Mayor but got busted for Pot and the good folks of San Diego couldn't let a Pot head be Mayor lol) times are changing!!

Nope, there is no law mandating it, the only forebearance offered to my knowledge is by the lenders who have voluntarily agreed to it. 

I voluntarily 100 percent refunded a last minute Covid related cancellation prior to these new policies and cancellation categories being created.

They ended up in the street with their TVs and pots and pans when the sheriff carried their stuff out to the curb, because the force and history of property law is ultimately not going to reside with those without tangible interest in the property.

@Brett Goldsmith Well yeah, that's literally the entire point, without a loan modification it makes no sense to defer voluntarily.