In this time of uncertainty we want to ensure you have as much information as possible on programs that can assist you.

I believe the SDIRA would be able to assist in this, however, I am trying to figure out the "gate plan/way ahead" as you spoke about.

I'm looking for like minded people that are interested in a cheaper property management alternative.I own property in Chicago and I'm working on a platform that incorporates AI and Virtual Assistants so that we can circumvent traditional property managers and instead charge a flat monthly fee.

I posted this in the Chicago area as well, but I'm looking for like minded people that are interested in a cheaper property management alternative.I own property in Chicago, LA and NYC and I'm working on a platform that incorporates AI and Virtual Assistants so that we can circumvent traditional property managers and instead charge a flat monthly fee.

You sound very passionate about RE and I'm sure you'll find an opportunity that works for you.Aside from being a Realtor, the options that come to mind are: becoming an Appraiser, Home Inspector, Administrative assistant for broker/PM company, transaction coordinator, Contractor's apprentice. 

Whether I do a temp rent reduction or something else like Brandon turner has stated on his stream the other day has no bearing on them asking for assistance. 

Baltimore has halted all evictions and we basically are stuck because the rent courts aren’t taking cases either we recommended she file for unemployment benefits immediately and reach out to church, friends, family and local united way for any assistance they can get to pay her rent.

Looks like there may be assistance (grants) to help you remove them. 

But beyond that, is there any way to apply for any assistance, or what is the best plan forward? 

There is guidance on the FHFA site for mortgage modifications and forbearance:https://www.fhfa.gov/Homeownersbuyer/MortgageAssistance/Pages/Coronavirus-Assistance-Information.aspxThis appears to be the revamped HAMP program.