.- Individuals may move residences only if it is not possible to wait until the Order expires, such as if a move is already planned or if it is necessary for safety or habitability.Direct link to summary of changes:https://cchealth.org/coronavirus/pdf/2020-0331-Summary-Superseding-Order-Changes.pdf

If however there's another 30 days of learning to live like this and paying out of pocket for mortgages -the policies will have to change.

Also, I have never heard of a civil suit getting damages for that type of conduct.Usually people just move or add a safety chain or lock, when they have a creepy landlord that doesn't respect boundaries.I am not a lawyer, this is not legal advice. 

What is also true, is that the individuals are additionally influenced by policy.

Most insurance companies send out inspectors to properties they insure when they write or renew a policy. 

It's definitely not the policy we are doing.

The government can only do so much with policy, emergency stimulus, unemployment insurance and such.

I wouldn't enter a deal without a significant margin of safety.

Update: Refi's and non QM loans have been placed on hold by most lenders as they change their policies as a response to the fallout from COVID-19 lending as a whole has changed a bit over the past few weeks things like lending requirements have changed a bit as many lenders minimum credit score to attain a mortgage has been increased to the mid to low 600's.

Definitely doesn't apply to everyone or every property. "  I said " here "  so as always it is also a state issue sorry if I did not make that absolutely clear, some states have different policies and they change daily in these times.