I remember a few years ago our REIA had a November fund raiser for a food bank and they had prizes.  

I usually say $15,000 in reserves for one single family for safety.

Hey everyone, I think you all gave some food for thought and I will have to check out some of these ideas to see if they will work for me.

Instead of debating about something that doesn't exist, how about we hold our gov't accountable for literally not even giving people money for food and shelter (in a global pandemic, which people are told to stay home, unless they need to work) & accept that they don't care about 99% of its entire populace?

Which is why the most important thing is to identify your QI and start tossing questions at them like mashed potatoes in a food fight!!!

@Nik Krohn just some food for thought l, if that listing agent is willing to take a loss on his money, what do you think he will do with your money?

They provided food, shelter, and love as well as they could; I was lucky to have such hard working, loving, parents.

When getting food while there, try and speak to the people in the stores, telling them you are purchasing in the area and you are new, if they have any recommendations for you.

You can't put food on the table with an SDIRA without penalty until you reach 59 1/2.

If they perish inside the smell is Horrific, plus it's just the right thing to do.If the pets will be there for more than a few hours, make sure they have enough food and water to wait it out.A box of Purina at the 7-11 is a couple of bucks, and a big bowl of water.Call the emergency contact number on the rental agreement and let them know what's going on.Put the food in the fridge and freezer in a garbage bag (if power goes off--it rots).Vehicles, ask the Sheriff, and try to get the keys (unless they "Custody" them).Will the relatives pay the rent--I doubt it.Say a prayer for the deceased.Good Luck!