The pandemic has caused all sorts of problems trying to get closings done with people being furloughed and on unemployment.  

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Even if you get another job in a month or two, and a payment plan with your lender or landlord, you are still behind behind, and assuming you didn't get a big raise with your new job, you still won't be able to catch up.That being said, I am glad they are doing something, but even when we beat Coronavirus, there will still be a lot of unemployment for a while. 

Amid record-breaking new unemployment claims, a movement to “cancel rent” is spreading across the country, Many renters are negotiating deals with landlords—or refusing to pay altogether, joining strikes that have already “popped up in Chicago and San Diego.”

Ask for proof of filing for partial unemployment. 3.

You need to look at recent sales of houses in the area that have the most common features - not just for the house, but for where they are. 

Use judgment if someone was furloughed and is on unemployment.  

But with unemployment at 4.4% and rising and the government injecting more than $2 Trillion into the economy now, and having been through this once before, we’re sitting tight until the dust settles.

Is he eligible for unemployment, and the $600 a week bonus for the next 4 months?

The biggest issue I see is that unemployment doesn’t last forever and the fed said unemployment rate might be 32% by June vs a 24% worst during the Great Depression.