There is a federal moratorium on properties that have a government-backed mortgage (Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, VA, etc.) but from what I can see, Oklahoma has it's own rules.

Class D properties typically have the most tenant issues (outside of government funded) because every thing affects their lives a bit more than more stable A-C tenants.

Any resident who is not willing to abide by the lawful public health orders of the City of Colorado Springs, the State of Colorado, or US federal government agencies may immediately terminate their lease with no penalty.

Government Student loans are suspended until October (link below).

You may need to go to the local governing authority and describe the specifics of the property to the zoning department or planner. 

Force Majeure would be if your house burned down or the government made you shut it down like a business.

Unfortunately, within the fee section (66000) of government code, a "school district" is determined to not be a "Local Agency" or "Special District". 

Hey folks, like many out here, I've relied for a few years now on "passive" income (as the government would call it) from my rentals here in Southern California.

Government agencies became involved when the number of complaints from sellers, who retained liability on the notes, and lenders who saw defaults increase, reached a certain number.

I've recently moved to the DMV area while working as a technical consultant for the federal government within real estate for GSA (General Services Administration).