We can sit here and wish the government through HUD did more.

In California it seems like it's state recommended but actually being governed county by county

What is also true, is that the individuals are additionally influenced by policy.

Most insurance companies send out inspectors to properties they insure when they write or renew a policy. 

It's definitely not the policy we are doing.

I've given my tenants information for government rental assistance, information on borrowing from 401K with extended time to repay, and job ideas that are still operating (i.e.

Not our government or this economy.

He says if the government helps him out with a stimulus check and/or assistance, he’ll try to pay what’s due.  

Update: Refi's and non QM loans have been placed on hold by most lenders as they change their policies as a response to the fallout from COVID-19 lending as a whole has changed a bit over the past few weeks things like lending requirements have changed a bit as many lenders minimum credit score to attain a mortgage has been increased to the mid to low 600's.

Sounds like something else to me and coronavirus is the excuse.I'm not in Nebraska, but in Massachusetts unemployment takes over a month to start receiving during normal times when the government isn't shutdown like it is now, and taxes take even longer (unless she goes to H&R Block and they do instant refund for a fee).Realistically, I wouldn't evict them just yet though, I would think that some rent is better than no rent right now.