When the courts do open back up, they're going to see cases in order of filing date.

You can still file for permits where I am, if you can do it electronically, which you haven't been able to do in the past, but they aren't closing permits indefinitely so even if you were to finish a renovation, your permits would not get closed.

We're just customizing it to include how to file for unemployment. 

Pretty much any and everything related to a normal tenant hiring process is available to you if they still have them on file.

Source: https://www.wlky.com/article/indiana-governor-no-evictions-foreclosures-during-states-public-health-emergency/31787673From the Governor's actual executive order:Source: https://www.in.gov/gov/files/EO_20-06.pdf

Baltimore has halted all evictions and we basically are stuck because the rent courts aren’t taking cases either we recommended she file for unemployment benefits immediately and reach out to church, friends, family and local united way for any assistance they can get to pay her rent.

I have been building a lender file for some time now, for my investing needs.

Since you are filing the rentals on a Schedule E there is no separation. 

They'll be in the millions, 4-7 million, and ofc would be higher if everyone unemployed actually filed them. 

Me and my partners are likely going to be purchasing our first property before the end of the year, something that has being on the top of my mind is that two years ago I filed a consumer Proposal with tanked my credit score for a reason. when purchasing properties as a syndication, would any potential deals be hindered if one of the partners has a bankruptcy?