The trajectory is close to peaking in places in Europe but has not really begun in the US.This virus will come in waves and even hit the midwest in due time.You'll notice warmer places like India tend to be less contagious. 

Will foreclosures be the next wave of pandemonium?

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Hopefully, we won't see huge waves of defaults in residential or commercial paper.

Strong companies will weather this storm and when it passes, confidence will be restored and the up wave of their stock prices will follow.

I have also waved my late fees for April and May.

Even if a LL takes the legally allowed max, meaning two months' deposit plus first month's rent, he could see the tenant not pay a penny thereafter, claim the second month of the deposit should be applied to June rent, and the three to six month eviction process would begin only on July 11th, couldn't get into court probably until at least September, because there will be a HUGE wave of evictions for non-payment of rent beginning the minute the courts open July 1st (if even by then). 

However, the last time I checked Waves is free.

If your agent is not waving you off on this deal, you might want to get another agent.

Elliott .... if you have a duplex and rent out one side or both....you are a landlord and the rent is income.