If you raise rent at unit A make you do the same for B and C

My quick read of the bill is that this will provide landlords of up to 80% of back rent accumulated between April 20 of last year and March 31, 2021 for COVID-impacted tenants that are below 80% area median income (AMI).

They were banned by the state from late March to some point in June and again from before thanksgiving to the end of the year.  

I have a 1 bed condo in Madison at Soho that will be coming available sometime in March.  Fully

She mentioned that she will have help in March from her daughter but won't be able to cover the full rent, but can give me half of the amount.

The problem I’m running into is that a lot of banks have either stopped accepting applications for new HELOC’s on investment properties, or they’ve stopped accepting any new HELOC all together since COVID lockdown began March 2020.Given I have had no luck at all finding a bank that will accept a new HELOC for my investment property, my father had the idea of me taking a loan from his existing HELOC and making the payments for him.

Is there a way for property owners/investors to band together and ask for help from the government?

We signed a yearly lease which is about to expire on March 13th 2021.

I'm not sure what the current eviction moratorium status is in your part of town, but the federal moratorium has been extended through March 31st.

He entered the lease last year on March 1st and by Nov he was giving me notice to move out end if Dec.