basically gave them a bunch of options and gave them official links to read up on.  

@Alexander Biniam I feel like the ones who know how to play the system are also top donors to elected officials.

Wondering how do we officially terminate a contract that was signed by both parties.

This in my layman's language, I am sure a lawyer can explain it better. 

And of course, Fair Housing and Anti discriminatory language is engrained within my rental applications and course of conduct between myself and tenants.I've thumbed through a handful of threads/forums/podcasts/videos/etc but I wanted to see what everyone suggest/prefer at the moment.Is 'State LL Association' a state-runned program?

They are legal, but the way the language of the law is worded the landlord can never end a month to month lease in Philadelphia.

However, I realized real estate is somewhat of a closed system to outsiders (being careful of my language).

The statutory language is pretty clear here that this is need based.As in, have you or anyone in your family been diagnosed with COVID-19 (via a CDC approved test)? 

Where I do agree with John is that many of the south suburbs are very poorly mismanaged and have very horrific and irrational real estate regulations -- you will not want to deal with the municipal officials in many of these towns while doing a rehab, particularly as a rookie 1,000 miles away.

So I will preface this as conversation only, and would like to get a lawyers viewpoint and maybe a city official, but my understanding is, it's a unit that is allowed but not legally rentable.