Currently only ones waiting to pay have filed and are waiting on unemployment to arrive.

Also, with stimulus checks coming out and generous federal boost to unemployment, the reality is MOST tenants should still be able to pay rent.The only reason not to do deals now is if you're cash strapped or highly leveraged and one month's missed rent would be your doom. 

Ask them proof of unemployment / loss of hours. 2.

If you want you could stay there for a while as it might be a bit difficult transitioning with recent unemployment (unless your mother's work will carry the load).

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Viz Alert 3 - Jobless Claims Series: Department of Labor - weekly unemployment claims 10 million workers file jobless claims in the last two weeks of March as the all-out effort to slow the coronavirus slammed the economy.

Everyone in America that is middle-class or lower should end up with more money in their pocket, not less, due to increased unemployment benefits and $1,200 stimulus checks.

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The metrics I looked at was job growth, unemployment rates, available assets, and rent to rice ratios and both cities seem to be above the national average in all.