Ther's a national apartment association advocacy grouphttps://www.naahq.org/advocacyhttps://www.naahq.org/news-publications/democratic-municipal-officials-calls-congress-support-rental-assistancehttps://www.naahq.org/advocacy/action-center/advocacy-365You can also sign petitions and join apartment associations it seems

I did see an article in curbedsf where they have some recent rent Bay Area metrics from rentcafe, and apartment searches are down 30-40%.

And if you're interested in reading more on the topic, here's an article from Experian on this very subject: https://www.experian.com/blogs/ask-experian/does-filing-for-unemployment-affect-your-credit/

Things aren't so different this week for me than it was last month.I read an article last week that stated that the pandemic will accelerate the move of a significant part of the work force to working remotely from home.

“These factors will likely result in a surge in defaults, with a default rate on nonfinancial corporates in the U.S that may rise above 10% and into the high single digits in Europe over the next 12 months.”https://www.spglobal.com/ratings/en/research/articles/200317-economic-research-covid-19-macroeconomic-update-the-global-recession-is-here-and-now-11392265

But since Coronavirus news  Im not to sure what to do now.My Tenant is already moved out.The plan was to sell it and invest some of the cash into another property but now considering renting it out again and waiting to see how the economy plays out.My contractor is waiting for an answer from me to either do "Rental standard" construction or Flipping. 

I think this is an amazing idea with the Tom Brady news. 

Leaving them trapped inside.https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/10925668/coronavirus-patients-welded-homes-china/Not so in America though, where most doors a wooden: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin warned Republican senators Tuesday that the coronavirus pandemic could drive up US unemployment to 20%, a Republican Senate source told CNN.Mnuchin's comments came as he urged Republican senators to act on economic stimulus measures totaling $1 trillion designed to avert that kind of worst case scenario.In the same meeting, Mnuchin also said he is concerned the economic ramifications of the coronavirus pandemic could be worse than the 2008 financial crisis, the source said.Mnuchin's comments, which were first reported by Bloomberg News, come amid a rising sense of urgency at the White House and on Capitol Hill to confront the increasingly serious threat of the coronavirus pandemic — on both the public health and economic fronts.

I'm guessing your state is next... https://www.kansas.com/news/politics-government/article241290866.htmlI'm assuming we will all have to roll back payments into some kind of loan/debt which tenants will get to pay back over time?