Under current law, people who rent out a room in their house or other property for 14 or fewer days don't have to report the income from those transactions to the federal government or pay taxes on it.

@Anthony Pisciotta and as has been mentioned, being able to handle your PITI is one thing, but you will likely have repairs and/or capex that come up that you are putting yourself in a worse position by doing rent reductions.Thankfully, there do seem to be various charities and government subsidies currently available or coming soon to help those that are in a pinch. 

Read the rules and regulations about New Jersey requirements.

I dont want to have to go to the government to get it. 

The government stopping evictions does not apply in your case. 

Portland is very specific in their rules and regulations and can change at any time.

The rents in our area are higher than what the government would give them.

Greetings everyone,I have no idea where to start with this but if anyone has a suggestion on who to contact in order to get either the government or banking/mortgage industry to jump in and work on allowing a stoppage of mortgage payments until, at the very least, they allow businesses to reopen; please let everyone know.I'm not stating anything that we already don't know, but there are going to be millions of people who aren't able to pay mortgages or rent in the upcoming months.

A lot has to do with local regulations and the types of soils that are prevalent in your area.

I believe The French Government has already issued statements, saying that people don’t need to pay their rent as well as taxes and insurance.