https://on.mktw.net/39GiJIZ Check out this article from MarketWatch - These mortgage borrowers will be ‘the first canary in the coal mine’ for a coronavirus-fueled foreclosure crisis, regulator saysIt seems to me that Corona May impact the real estate market severely depending on if the virus can be slowed down by the heat.

@Michael Stoltey You clearly don’t understand how REIT’s work, the high quality blue chip REIT’s have excellent corporate governance and are very aligned with the shareholders and are not just paid for fund size.

Also, you may want to look into trip insurance and check with the local government entity in your area to see if there's any paperwork you need to do for the move.

They'll have to provide documentation that they lost their jobs of course and apply for the relief with the city and the city will help them pay their rent.Also, hopefully, they are receiving soon money from the government, that money is also given to help with their rent and bills.The problem with pushing rent payments or mortgage payments for 3 months is that they are all due the 4th month all in full, so how will they pay in month 4 - 4 rent payments?

Has anyone found a good program that a RE Investor can utilize from the government or banks.... with the current programs out their due to the CoronaVirus?

These institutions which are backed by the government (which actually the government should be backing WE THE PEOPLE, not the institutions). 

However, the government is projecting til the end of April and others til June depending what state you are in.  

Sure, it’s a bad situation.BUT the unemployment security/government is now offering an extra $600 per week for 4 months in addition to half their benefits.

Yes, it’s still a seller’s market.Depending on who you ask, it’s either a return to normal and everything is going to be great again, or the last gasp at the top of a market cycle before the unemployment/stimulus runs out.Nearly everyone agrees that taxes are going to have to go up to pay for all of the government rescue programs.What kind of taxes and how it affects RE remains to be seen, but it’s not usually good - particularly if they target 1031 exchanges, alter the RE depreciation schedules, eliminate the 25K loss that can be taken against ordinary income, etc.Similarly, we won’t know the effects of the mortgage forbearance programs, and eviction suspensions in some states, until later this year.But for right now, yes, things still look pretty good out there (if you’re selling, anyway).

Have you contacted the government authority with responsibility for code enforcement, i.e.