*******"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.

As we have since January 2020, with the proactive decision to limit travel from China and the passage of three massive economic relief packages, my Administration will take whatever steps are necessary to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and maintain economic prosperity.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) of the Department of Health and Human Services have concluded that “growing and disproportionate unemployment rates for some racial and ethnic minority groups during the COVID-19 pandemic may lead to greater risk of eviction and homelessness or sharing of housing.”This trend is concerning for many reasons, including that homeless shelters have proven to be particularly susceptible to outbreaks of COVID-19.

So, depending on your future plans in the industry and how highly you value the Pair of Ps above, it could be ideal or wholly unnecessary 

In addition, the CARES Act federally-mandated foreclosure moratoriums on government-backed mortgages have also prevented those who have been unable to meet payments from losing their homes.

Otherwise you're just tying up 200k in a very slow moving boat, and that would prevent you from moving forward onto your next deal.Tune your search based on your goals.

A foreclosure may prevent them from buying another house for a while, but I don't really care about that because I'm renting them a house not selling them one and I'd actually prefer they stay renters longer anyway. 

Sadly, even if Congress eventually agrees to another round of extended employment benefits (or direct payments), it won’t replace all the lost income support that was the lifeblood to prevent our economy from tanking from March through July.This Week.

Some say it's unnecessary and that they will just use a shower at someone else's home.I do not reduce rent.

From our research we have determined it is best to have an LLC per property to limit liability as well as preventing a domino effect if something would happen. 

If you do replace the roof, think about adding a proper deck to prevent a future tenant from damaging the roof.