They’ve been for “essential” workers needing to travel, but wanting to avoid a hotel.

@Marita JojoMost states allow you to file the paper work for an eviction, they are just not processing the paperwork until the states relax their guidelines.

I'm confused, did you have your agent handle the rental or did you accept paperwork from the tenants agent?

My client was having trouble transitioning back to normal residential from her congregate living status, she was essentially running a small group home.

essentially a flipped property, then the FHA requires a second appraisal and let me tell you that opens up a whole Fu***** can of worms!

Here in WI, real estate is being deemed an essential service and therefore, landlords can go to units and make repairs.

@Linda Govan I do not but it’s a mechanic shop so I believe in Chicago it’s an essential thing that can stay open.

A quick look at their website is that its 'probably' tied to your house as a lien and would in fact need to be paid of at closing...but really you would have to look at the paperwork for the loan and see if it was structured that way with the property as collateral or if it was structured as an unsecured loan.I have no personal experience with how that company does their lending.Is there a particular reason you would not want to pay it off at closing?

However, the language of the stay at home order mentions essential business as securing the property only and has language mentioning words like "decor" not considered as essential.How would you navigate if you were in a similar situation?

But there are still enough essential employees out there working that you should be able to find someone as long as you have a quality "product" and competitive price.