I don't think that knocking on a door asking for rent would be productive, but maybe a handwritten note on their door, asking them if they need assistance with anything?

And again, CC is an option that Tenants fortunate enough have available during an emergency or you can certainly try to seek financial assistance from the govt. or you can seek a personal loan or you can ask family and friends for assistance or you can downsize all together. 

I also believe that with the internet and virtual assistants there are ways to weed out people who are not serious at scale.I don't have any grand illusions that I'm going to quit my day job in a year, and even when I replace my income perhaps I won't want to quit my day job...  

Amazon delivery, truck drivers, Uber Drivers, Certified Nurse Assistants, School Teachers, City Workers.It looks like the government is cutting checks to our tenants.

I’d like to learn more about the issue your having and I believe one of the attorneys in my firm can assist you.

My friend in California asked me to assist him with identifying commercial properties near my home in Texas.

I have commercial real estate experience and there will be office, industrial, and retail landlords and tenants facing disruption who I could assist with sales and leases.

Can't recieve assistance from any other program or what you do receive will count against this.

It results in the perverse outcome of tenants prioritizing less or non-essentials like phone, cable, internet, even credit cards over the essential of rent because these less-essentials will be shut down if they don’t pay.I totally understand the moratorium on evictions but it should be coupled with rental assistance.

Here it seems like it's more of a laugh in the face because people believe in their right to freedoms that are ultimately assisting the spread.Spring break, anyone?