Looking at NY, we suspended mortgages, evictions, and foreclosures taking the burden off the workers and put it on the landlords and banks.

Careerbuilder did a survey not to long ago where they found 78% of workers lived paycheck to paycheck.

@Tosha Revere this is a tough situation for sure because of the Covid stuff going on.

One co-worker of mine was going to acquire properties using HELOC's at the time planned on working around the seasoning requirement having another co-worker add his name to an account, and paid the co-worker a few dollars a year for the privilege.

The workers need the work and we need to get our flips done.

I think you're in a pretty tough spot...

I feel that we will have a tough next few months but also believe we will bounce back.  

I, like many people, have tenants who have been impacted by the pandemic. For one couple that rents from me, the wife was just laid off and the husband thinks he is likely to suffer the same rather soon. They contacte...

In my market, P&Z is extremely helpful in these situations, so it's tough to imagine the scenario you're describing. 

Just read a bunch of the threads on the subject in that last few weeks and you can see how folks are handling it.I think its pretty obvious the most vulnerable tenants are going to be the service workers who have been laid off and as we know the average tenant has Zero savings.. so even though they could get unemployment i am not sure that will cover all their needs..