My property manager’s policy is for the landlord to ultimately approve potential tenants based on the financials and background checks they obtain and provide.

If the property is held in your name, it's probably worth the time to look into an umbrella policy or something similar to cover your assets a bit more. 

In the half-century that the government has tracked applications, the worst week ever, with 695,000 so-called initial claims, had been in 1982.

I continue to see and hear about folks looking for some sort of government mandate in order to get mortgage relief help.  

Should landlord policies cover loss of rents due to eviction moratoriums that are now in effect for most state and local jurisdictions? 

In PA the Governer stopped all in-person real estate activities. 

Also currently have a no pet policy, but try to keep an open mind depending on situation. 

Although you must decide which relief program is best for you, we believe that the CARES Act SBA 7(a) Relief Loan is the better option for the following reasons:The SBA EIDL program already has a bottleneck of over 25,000 applications.CARES Act SBA 7(a) Relief Loans are available up to $10,000,000 vs. only $2,000,000 for the EIDL program.With the expertise and experience of seasoned SBA lenders and loan providers involved and helping to shape policy, we anticipate that the CARES Act SBA 7(a) Relief Loan program will be more streamlined than the EIDL program, and funding will be available faster.So if you don’t know now you know!

They've taken additional precautionary measures when inspecting properties - Gloves, masks, booties to cover their shoes.Attorneys are mostly working from home but have been pumping out contracts pretty quickly for our team which has been great.Insurance agents haven't skipped a beat either - homeowner's insurance policies, renter's insurance policies, etc. have been coming back within 24-48 hours.Realtors in some markets, including NY, have been restricted from showing homes or hosting open houses.

Curious how folks are handling their title insurance policies?