You may be forced to take other measures for your tenant unless landlords were miraculously granted a break under the current circumstances down there. 

And agree with the qualitative considerations you've mentioned as they start to change the equation on case by case circumstances. 

Neglecting the fact that this is part of the true cost seems the same as using a stated rate and discounting the APR. 9305 seemed high to me and I wanted to see if the numbers stated were the norm. 

However, due to an outside circumstance, the owner needs to stay in the home for the next year, maybe 2.

I also tell them I have no property insurance outside of the structure itself and they have to purchase renters insurance to cover their property but under no circumstance am I responsible for your belongings. 

Isn't Door Dash providing insurance for workers, or am I responsible anyway since thee was allegedly neglect?

Honestly, courts seem reluctant to evict for any reason under the current circumstances so I would anticipate no evictions until the moratorium is over. 

You drive around communities and look for signs of people moving, neglected homes, etc.

The properties themselves all need extensive work as they have been horribly neglected the last 30 years.

If there are extenuating, verifiable circumstances, we may stretch it another ten days.