Most people in that income range have decent credit and don’t want an eviction on their record 3 months from now after paying for a month or two.

It's possible #2 will get better as people adapt to new ways of working, but we'll see.Another example of things taking longer is that city/town halls aren't open for recording, so documents are having to be mailed in.

She was inherited from when I bought the place and looking at her record there is a list a mile long of her and her family doing this.

You could record it but be separate from the 1st. 

The first three weeks of March have been record highs for lease signings.

I looked at the County records and there was a tax deed auction that no one ever bid on.

Not meant to be a political statement, more of just a statement of fact about what was said on the record.  

So for the record John, and again not trying to offend you but if the my original post was not clear enough... if you are continuing to use a service with the known intention of not paying it back... it's wrong... extrapolate it out and apply it universally.

How many records do you have?

For the last couple days I have been looking what my options are for my small motel that looks like a ghost town and found that the whole country qualify s for a emergency relief package through the SBA and am wondering if any one has submitted a application and what to expect from there experiences.I am also sharing a recording of the webinar I attended yesterday.Minnesota,South Dakota,Iowa,Wisconsin,North Dakota  https://www.youtube.com/watch?