“Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has today announced a total suspension of all vacation rentals with immediate effect, remaining in order for two weeks from today.

Even before COVID-19 came onto the scene, it has been a prevailing theme over the last year or two that cities and states are pushing more laws limiting the abilities of landlords to collect rent, evict tenants who don't pay, renovation and increase rents, and other regulations regarding how their business is operated. 

Here's what's going on  For FHA-insured mortgage loans and loans backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (collectively referred to as the GSEs), a 60-day moratorium on foreclosures and evictions effective as of March 18, 2020, and (See  source in link below)For Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac borrowers facing a hardship related to COVID-19, the expansion of forbearance and loan modification eligibility requirements and suspension of adverse credit reporting.FHA Mortgagee Letter

I was out of debt too long to do a debt-free scream and the millionaire theme hours weren’t doing live stuff so I just sent him a pic of me paying off a mortgage.  

Ron DeSantis announced Friday a two-week suspension of new vacation rentals (30 days or 1 calendar month, whichever is less).

we've decided to move away from the forebearance/suspension of any mortgages..

Landlord always sounded a bit medieval themed. 

The way I interpreted the article is that it's simply a temporary suspension of payments. 

The n is a multiplier which is the number of years you have occupied the property.If this is your forth year as a tenant, then the number works out to be $50*4 = $200.If this is your first year as a tenant, then the number is just $50*1 = $50.This is then the amount you can deduct from your rent for a period of say 60ndays or longer (until the eviction suspension is lifted) IF you pay the reduced rent on time.

At this time there was no panic in US, the Dow Jones was fine and fundrise had no notice of suspension of redemption on their site.