A great majority of us will work with tenants that are affected by this.

Luckily, none of our tenants are affected so far and we hope it stays that way. 

Inform them you will be suing each tenant afterwards and putting delinquency on their credit and how that will negatively affect their future ability to get an apartment.  

Luckily for us, all of my and Erin's places are whole-house medium-tern furnished rentals, so the nurse we just rented to in one of our units will be isolated and will not affect (or infect) anyone else should she contract covid-19.It seems unpatriotic right now to not rent to a nurse, but it's a tough situation to be in as a landlord.

Cannot refinance any debt already paid for, cannot refinance any debt used for personal reasons (repeating this because it is so crucial)Hope that helps!

I signed up for forbearance that my lender was offering, but likely will not use it because I don't want to put myself in a hole in 3 months and/or have to sign up for repayment program that will affect my credit. 

I'd try to figure out how I could grow my net worth higher than when i donated 20% so i could repeat donating 20% of my growth in networth again

In Los Angeles and Boston, the totals are $1.46 billion and $1.31 billion, respectively, and the combined number of affected properties is 240.In New York City, home to the largest concentration of CMBS debt, some $3.96 billion in loans backed by 181 commercial real estate properties is slated to mature within the next 180 days.

Ask them how the pandemic and shutdown is affecting their business.

Our rentals are occupied by working professionals mostly in IT industries but this virus situation is affecting us all...regardless of their industry.