In fact, some people are making more on unemployment than they were through their jobs due to the extra $600/wk from the Federal government.

Seems like government’s main concerns are related to tenants and businesses that have employees, whereas; landlords are getting short end of the stick.

You can focus on developing an area that is in need by providing affordable housing, VASH Housing, and other forms of government housing. 3.

I'm curious if anyone has came across this issue: a US Military tenant, on orders serving a local military base, who receives a government stipend, Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH), but still does not pay rent.

So, recent government order to stop evictions is basically an order to stop paying rent and live in our properties for free. 

You probably can't evict and will have to put your plans on hold until the tenant willingly vacates or your government decides to give back your property rights.

Gotta love government money;)

Not to mention the government cannot stimulate the economy forever.

If it were a bank I wouldn't have a problem, but the federal government is another issue. 

Did you have to deal with City government for zoning issues?