Eviction filing would be governed by other local law and/or lease.

I am trying to collect all announcements, video clips, etc... of Government sources indicating people can in any way get away with not paying rent during this mess. 

The ones I am working with are saying that they "mostly" business as usual and aren't being hit by the regulations that are affecting the banks. 

Montgomery has a lot Military and government related employees.

It includes the possibility of the federal government taking control of property if the housing provider receives certain federal payment assistance.Get informed and take action by contacting your representatives.

I own two 2018 Tax Lien Sale Certificates of Purchase in Arizona, and I read the law governing the 30 day notice before the foreclosure at  https://www.azleg.gov/ars/42/18202.htm , as well as the law governing the foreclosure itself at https://www.azleg.gov/ars/42/18201.htm1) Let's say a property is owned by John and Jane Doe, both living at the property itself, and receiving all their mail at the property itself. 

@Wilmer BarreraOur government leaders have screwed us (the landlord) in there effort to protect the tenants sanctity of housing.  

You'll have no problem using an FHA loan for example in a rural area, but might have trouble in a red hot area like NE Minneapolis since sellers don't want to deal with the headache of inspections, regulations, etc when they can get asking price in 2d from a conventional buyer.

If you have your property under an LLC you cannot DIY represent yourself anyway.Also,  consider approaching your local media outlet or writing a letter to editor of newspaper and contacting your representative government officials to let them know that you are a landlord who has a tenant who is able to pay rent but has taken advantage of the terms of the emergency eviction moratorium and refuses to pay rent.   

If you are not following Dodd frank and other regulations on the lending side that’s another issue.Love to get @Jay Hinrichs take on this