The only communication was last week when they actually answered the door when the husband said he was filing for unemployment (and was very rude) which was a lie because my landlord phoned there place of employment and both are fully employed (both work there) and are not affected by Corona Virus.

Just wanted to know where to look to confirm the exact "rules/laws" regarding evictions during this time (coronavirus).

We have been getting calls for numerous reasons to help fight coronavirus with our disinfecting services. 

I rented the other unit out on a month-to-month basis in the beginning of March, right before the corona virus scare really started to ramp up here. 

The rental markets have been great nationally, but now with the coronavirus, its not going to be as good. 

Viz Alert 3 - Jobless Claims Series: Department of Labor - weekly unemployment claims 10 million workers file jobless claims in the last two weeks of March as the all-out effort to slow the coronavirus slammed the economy.

I'll obviously need a discount but are there still buyers out there willing to deal with terrible tenants with all of this craziness with coronavirus and evictions?

Purchase price: $82,000 Cash invested: $26,200 Sale price: $89,900 I just recently, in the midst of the coronavirus crisis, closed on a property in my hometown of Bristol, TN.

To answer your question I would say at this point be patient and save as much as you can until we see what a post-coronavirus economy looks like.

Search for SBA coronavirus, click on the COVID-19 SBA website link, scroll to the bottom of the page and then click on the link to apply.