@Lovorn Brown the funny thing about insurance is there are  a million different ways to structure your policy package (similar to how many different ways there are to invest in real estate)I have investor clients whose portfolios are larger than what you guys current have and there policies are all personal. 

If they are moving you temporarily for work, you should be able to negotiate a package to offset your costs during your deployment. 

What is this $400 package you speak of? 

Plus you have to take into account the pay that your make that's not taxed, this has a huge advantage over your salaried civilian counterparts. 

Yes, I agree that the government did not adequately consider the landlord's predicament during this pandemic, however this last stimulus package does.

Lot's of ways you can package that.

I have a 5 unit rental property where packages keep getting stolen.

I know there are various HOAs that go along with the package, but that's just about all I know.

I’m on a family plan where I’m paying Tmobile about $60/mo for two unlimited packages so the cost isn’t a lot.

No landlord I ever had did that in any boarding house,  and whenever somebody (ahem me) tried to get people to chip in for things like TP,  I ended up buying the first bulk package,  and it all disappeared literally overnight.