The two forms of assistance the government is offering obviously helps but what are people without income doing NOW?

When I started analyzing the market rents for apartments, I determined by working with housing authority we could receive 50 – 100% of the rents guaranteed by the Federal, State and Local Governments.

May might be different but hopefully there is enough government stimulus for tenants by then.

The federal government again concluded that the cash "might be" from the hemp growers.Just a few examples.

Many lenders are backing out of the Jumbo market and or no longer offering government loans.

Commercial/Portfolio loans are not governed by the CARES Act.

Of course, it has helped that the government printing presses have kept the rents rolling in.  

I'm concerned that there'll be way more government regulations that'll come forth as a result of this.

I will say you will almost definitely need a lease however. the loans with the best rates, government-backed 30-year fixed, will give you a hard time using rent in your debt to income.

Governing Law:The proposed credit facility would be governed under the law of the State of Ohio.