Government handouts are actually increasing income for people at middle income and lower.

I've given my tenants information for government rental assistance, information on borrowing from 401K with extended time to repay, and job ideas that are still operating (i.e.

Not our government or this economy.

He says if the government helps him out with a stimulus check and/or assistance, he’ll try to pay what’s due.  

@Johnothan Edward Layne  Some states/provinces have restrictions on how much you can increase rents by and they regulate evictions. 

Sounds like something else to me and coronavirus is the excuse.I'm not in Nebraska, but in Massachusetts unemployment takes over a month to start receiving during normal times when the government isn't shutdown like it is now, and taxes take even longer (unless she goes to H&R Block and they do instant refund for a fee).Realistically, I wouldn't evict them just yet though, I would think that some rent is better than no rent right now. 

The government has some other regulations so make sure she is doing everything through her IRA custodian. 

It sounds like your FA has some good insights and can provide a fuller picture for you to determine if the money lost to government today can be made up.  

Feels like the pandemic risk is just the first domino to fall followed by turbulence in credit markets, inflation and regulation.

If he sends me funds in the amount of the purchase price, how will that look to the government?