To answer your question, Dodd-Frank is a law that is continuously being modified that applies only to banks doing business in the USAAs the article states:**************************************************************"What Dodd-Frank does is prevent these bailouts from encumbering the taxpayer by forcing the banks to liquidate anything and everything to pay off bad debts.

I see where evictions will be prevented in the new executive order, does this mean tenants can not pay and still live in your property?

@Jason Wray So this method prevents them from having to come out of pocket for down payment and closing costs up to $15k, but doesn't do anything for amounts above that, right?

Well the wording of the executive order says, "Accordingly, my Administration, to the extent reasonably necessary to prevent the further spread of COVID-19, will take all lawful measures to prevent residential evictions and foreclosures resulting from financial hardships caused by COVID-19."

For a multi-family (vs a SFH), a "No Flags or Banners shall be posted in any place visible from outdoors, or used as window curtains" provision in the lease heads this off.It prevents branding of your building as "Pro this" or "Anti that".That being said, an owner who wants to brand his building with anything "Pro this" or "Anti that" can do it.

With that said there are two obstacles preventing me from doing so:1) An Overall Inexperience in REI2) No funds to fund deals (Obviously 20 y/o college student)So this essentially means I need to get creative and find other ways to provide value to other investors in order to get involved.

But in this cause I’m afraid these tenants are going to ban together to make false accusations against me to prevent one of them from getting evicted because they are family.

It probably works out for the better for each of us, though, since it prevents people from misleading us with knowledge they don't really have.

All this money is going to prevent a housing crisis.

*******"Accordingly, my Administration, to the extent reasonably necessary to prevent the further spread of COVID-19, will take all lawful measures to prevent residential evictions and foreclosures resulting from financial hardships caused by COVID-19.Sec. 2.