I don't think federal or state government has the legal power to forgive debt between private parties, if that is what your concern is.

Not only that, you may also create unintended Federal Fair Housing infractions.

@Nina Marie  There may be help on the way and I just posted about it the other day:$2.6 billion in federal rent relief headed to CaliforniaIt's actually rent relief designed for small landlords with low-income tenants. 

After foreclosure, tenants have rights under the Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act, which is a federal law; that has nothing to do with COVID and was in place before COVID was even known.

From what I understand it's been an increasingly popular destination ever since the federal government invested in improvements to the Baja highway system in 2012, which cut the travel time from the regional airport to TS to ~1 hour.

In my opinion, It allows the governor (for example) to order someone hoarding medical supplies to turn them over, something the federal government can do anyway, and unless you have 2 million masks, it probably won't happen.It gives the governor the ability to direct resources to needing communities without a state congress vote during the emergency, letting us move vaccines to counties that are having high infection rates.And, it limits the powers given to "within the scope of emergency management" meaning the powers can ONLY apply to the emergency that has been declared.Just my 2 cents on that proposed bill.

Might also consider if that would be a violation of Federal Bankruptcy laws (e.g., preferential transfers, etc.).

Federal moratoriums extended to end of march, California has to vote on if it's going to expire feb 1 or extend, and then there is Los Angeles which already has extended it to february 28,2021..

Navy Federal Credit Union was willing to do a cash out refi but my interest is so low now with only 1/3rd of my loan left it didn't make sense but they were willing. 

I would check your policy because I believe it is against federal law to charge more to section 8 tenants.