That's not too bad of a bug to catch, honestly. 

Thanks for catching that. 

I have doubts that they will ever catch up but that they just wanted to show 96% physical occupancy.So I think that the only prudent way to evaluate the deal is to assume that I will have to evict 8 residents. 

The whole "someone catching COVID liability" issue was a non-stop worry to them and so they didn't want to turn the property without a prolonged wait. 

However, I do know that I hear it a lot during phone calls, often catch myself saying it, and read it in certain texts.

@Brent Coombs this is really interesting, I didn't know about the delay financing, it is too good to believe, is there any catch in Delay Financing? 

@Bryant Blackwelder, I feel like there is a catch.  

After GCing the renovation of my rowhome in South Philly and catching the itch, I am looking to start rehabbing properties to both flip and hold.

My understanding is that tenants can use the moratorium for 6 months and then they have to "catch up" on the rent.

If this is her 100-unit building or she is not changing a fee she is golden...if not, she's exposed to some pretty bad outcomes if the regulatory authority catches wind she is managing without a license.If she manages your property for free, you're cool....if money changes hands, it's illegal.