In fact, I require that deposit when filling out their forms, with a contract to hold, so they don't flake off or forget to file.

The state Labor Department has seen initial unemployment insurance claims rise 520 percent over the past year, with more than 80,500 claims filed the week of March 21, the latest figures available.

Despite never filing any claims, we just received notice that our liability coverages have been cut in half while at the same time, the premium for the reduced coverages is still 15%+ over what we paid last year based on the original higher coverages.Can anyone refer a contact for getting apartment insurance on a small apartment building located in Northern California?

Those landlords may not charge late fees or attorney fees to tenants while the COVID-19 emergency exists and may not file to evict for non-payment.

Deal Room, where access to files, documents, photos, financials, etc. is available to accredited investors.          

Also, make sure you file everything with the SEC. 

If you plan on going to school to work on your bachelors while you're in the military using Tuition Assistance, then be sure to also file the FAFSA every year. 

This week they announced 3.3M people filed for unemployment last week.  

So far, I'm thinking inspection contingency, attorney contract review and acceptance, review of leases, financing contingency, estoppel agreements to prove the ownership of appliances and the status of deposits (many deposits on file are far lower than the monthly rents and sellers in Ohio regularly lie about who owns appliances and what the actual deposits on file are), unless there is a better way to approach this?

Does anyone have any insight into just how difficult it may be to file a claim like this?