Some operators will 'catch up' the preferred return once everything is normalized to keep their investors "current". 

Tenants must pay their rent, or make a plan for a payment plan and catch up, in full, on all rents.

Will research that.I am reading the COVID withdrawals come with a repayment "catch", but I have been watching it closely. 

Even if you get another job in a month or two, and a payment plan with your lender or landlord, you are still behind behind, and assuming you didn't get a big raise with your new job, you still won't be able to catch up.That being said, I am glad they are doing something, but even when we beat Coronavirus, there will still be a lot of unemployment for a while. 

Let them put food on the table and catch up.

I do not want to be involved in front-line sales (for example, fielding calls from people who are shopping for loans).I believe I have many skills and personal qualities that are important to work in this area: I am detail-oriented, conscientious, patient and good with numbers, as well as able to carefully read documents and catch errors.

Most tenants are paying something and then arranging to pay so much a week after to catch-up.

Worst part is I am scared next month there might be more who catch on to the fact that landlords are helpless suckers about now. 

Make sure you have everything in place so you can catch the wave!

This is a little bit ago. the stay home order is allowing me to catch up on some social media marketing.