For state tax developments related to the coronavirus outbreak, see the AICPA list here.The relief came four days after President Donald Trump had declared the coronavirus pandemic a national emergency.

We picked it because I'm married to the President of STR and she told me we're buying a house on the beach.

Note:  that was stated today 3-18-20 at the president's covid update. 

The President in his speech this morning announced that HUD will suspend tenant eviction actions through the end of April. 

Originally posted by @Bob Collett:Hi Bob,Here is an article about what some of the larger players in the industry are doing right now: https://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/article/tenants-landlords-coronavirus-income-job-houston-15140121.phpAlso, President Trump has invoked some kind of special war powers, maybe it will allow him to address this situation on the minds of so many renters and owners. 

First the President has to declare a national emergency - Check. 

That should be an interesting conversation between the President an an SBA official (he is still the owner of the Organization I believe).

I could be president too.

Hi Caleb,If President Trump follows suit (two card references in one sentence, that's pretty good), he will probably issue more cash in WORKERS hands on a weekly basis, and pull out the stops (a pipe organ reference) for Entrepreneurs and big businesses to create more jobs, as well as close down the amount of people coming into America looking either for a free cradle to grave handout, or seeking jobs Americans need.So I suspect we will experience a swift (as swift as can be) injection of more spendable money to the WORKERS, with continued care to the Cradle to Grave Welfare recipients, and less restrictions on business, because it worked very well when he took over.

The president does not have the power to stop those evictions.