Bank of America announced Thursday afternoon that it is extending “additional support for consumer and small business clients experiencing hardship from the impact of the coronavirus.”

While evictions are currently halted nothing prevents a landlord from filing an eviction action with the court. 

Zooming out looking at the whole picture, preparing, taking action, more marketing, more networking, distressed property, tax liens, foreclosures.

Consumers will not go back to the stores after discovering more convenient ways to purchase goods.

Anthony,Yes, I'm going to devour the content and create action.

Many renters at a certain point will not pay rent and government mandates will tie the hands of investors for taking any action for some time. 

I understand hard times and I'm always willing to work with our tenants when they communicate, but I can't help someone if I have to chase you down for the information.Post your notices on the door and then follow-up with the action that the notice says you're going to take. 

I doubt COVID will be over in 30 days.It took China at least 3 months, and they were able to take actions that would be politically impossible here.

Hopefully a letter from an SEC attorney may create some action on their part.  

I plan to get back into action once things stabilize again.