He could legislate much like he did with Obama from 2008-2016, or he could be pushed left and legislate for lower rents. 

So getting ahead of this is probably the right move.For the millions of folks who are in forbearance or can't make payments, I can't imagine a case where the government won't step in (in the same way Obama bailed out the big banks a few yrs back) so I'm not too worried about tenants not being able to make payments over the next 4 yrs.

That's why since the Obama Administration, we have often provided them to the poor and homeless (not iphones usually.) 

We bought into the liberal ******** that Obama and the rest of America was cramming down our throats and blowing up our *** at the time. 

That program was modified in 2009 (yes, we consider that Obama-era, since he was a Senator in 2008 and president in 2009) to become aN even-larger refundable tax credit that never would need to be repaid.  

-Bill Emerson, CEO of Bedrock 2019•“Detroit's rebound is one of the most underrated stories in the nation," said veteran Michigan Democratic consultant Joe DiSano, who grew up outside Detroit in Macomb County, a traditional bellwether that backed Obama before flipping to Trump.”

That's when Obama did a special extension on unemployment for the "crash" victims and I was able to keep feeding my kids a little longer.All in all, I learned a lot about living on a budget, not living above my means and it was humbling.

The governments plan is to raise the Flood Insurance ten percent a year until you are paying tens of thousands a year, just like Obama Care.

Fraud and mismanagement have not decreased under Obama.

If President Bush didn't do Tarp, and if President Obama didn't continue the massive spending, we very well might not be alive right now IMO.