Don't set up a precedent like this that can be used and applied down the road to something else. 

Go to a LL meet-up and hear how other local investors are applying the rules.5. 

The government stopping evictions does not apply in your case. 

It would be nice if they stepped in and said “ gee we see we just cancelled 10k In bookings this month “from you so we are giving you a credit going forward on all your reservations” or “ we applied is a 5% loss mitigation credit”.

My understanding is that this applies to Section 8 housing where HUD has a hand in the contracts between landlord and tenant.

First, the president's recent directive on temporarily suspending evictions only applies to properties actually owned by HUD. 

Here is the link to the original post if you want to go back and read it, but I will provide a quick summary if you don’t want to read through the whole thing.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/677478-would-you-take-a-tenant-with-a-prior-evictionA tenant applied to one of our properties and she had an eviction on her record from 6.5 years ago.

My loan is not Fannie or Freddie, so the Fed restriction does not apply to me.  

This only applies to what happens after the judge says it's time to move.

This accomplishment is only a few days old and I am still in shock.I now feel ready to become present on the forums and start developing relationships while we save money for our first property.My husband got his property management license in Oregon so he will be getting hands on experience that we can apply to our own rentals.