I'm assuming you're speaking in particular to charging tenants who are directly effected by the coronavirus (ie are hospitalized, lost their job etc)? 

@Russell Brazil I find myself to be a bit more in the negative side of how this all effects the future but this entire thread is just nuts. 50 percent default rate?

Everyone who is effected by this must contact their representatives.

How much of an effect will this be on inflation.

What are some strategies I can implement to effectively funnel through market value homes?

In a way I'm trying to encourage landlords to have more compassion but to also understand the adverse effects of being a ruthless business owner. 

The effects will not be the same in every market but when Freddie and Fannie changed the rules mid stream on current deals in process things dropped off quite a bit.

I started cold calling because it seems to be the most effective.

(a) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, rule orregulation to the contrary, any residential tenant or small businesscommercial tenant in the state that has lost income or has been forcedto close their place of business as a result of government orderedrestrictions in response to the outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19), shall have all rent payments suspended for ninety daysfollowing the effective date of this act.

Further to which, bank initiated the expedite appraisal to the appraisal company however couple days later Shelter-in-place order was effective because of which appraisal company kept the appraisal request on hold.