This link is to a pre-filled form on the National Apartment Association website to contact representatives to explain that landlords will need relief from other payments such as property taxes, insurance, etc. if they are not receiving rental payments.It's quick to fill out, and you can do your part to help.https://www.naahq.org/advocacy...

A Coronavirus Rent Strike Could Leave Renters VulnerableBy:Caroline O'Donovanhttps://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/carolineodonovan/coronavirus-rent-strike-risks-tenants"A mortgage payment freeze would provide relief for landlords, some of whom say they won’t be able to make their payments without rental income.

@Wyatt Franta can you explain why forgivable loans that retain workers (small businesses eligible for relief as well) why this would trigger a bloodbath?

Understandable, really; lenders are trying their best to mitigate their own risk.Now that the CARES Act stimulus package has been passed into law and relief checks are on their way, I fully expect Georgia to lift the eviction and foreclosure stays.

https://www.nar.realtor/political-advocacy/coronavirus-aid-relief-and-economic-security-actTo me, this means that if I were to do a cost segregation study and use 100% bonus depreciation on one of my properties, I could use that massive writeoff to go BACK in time and wipe out the last two years of taxable income that I reported.

I'd approach the CC companies asking for relief at least on the %rate.Good luck... your 28 & have the potential to recover & I'd be interested in following your future ventures. 

Below are some additional observations relating to tax relief measures.Employee Retention Credit (maximum $5,000 tax credit per employee). 

In addition to the tax relief introduced under the CARES Act, there are a number of other provisions non-tax related that are designed to help small businesses during this time of crisis.As always, consultant your tax and business advisor on how to best employ these various tools that are now available to stimulate your business and your economy.

I'm assuming not as that would need to be agreed upon with the individual note-holder, but thought I'd ask since there's so much talk about mortgage relief/forbearance for landlords during the coronavirus pandemic. 

That's a relief.