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Nathan Gesner
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Have your delinquent tenants started to pay?

Nathan Gesner
  • Real Estate Broker
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Unemployment checks should be rolling out, if they haven't already. Have your delinquent tenants started to make good on rent? Are they at least making payments? If not making payments, are they at lease communicating with you?

I'm still hearing from tenants that have not received their first unemployment check so we're just staying in touch with them and waiting patiently. The money will get here, eventually.

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Originally posted by @Account Closed:
Originally posted by @Nathan Gesner:

Unemployment checks should be rolling out, if they haven't already. Have your delinquent tenants started to make good on rent? Are they at least making payments? If not making payments, are they at lease communicating with you?

I'm still hearing from tenants that have not received their first unemployment check so we're just staying in touch with them and waiting patiently. The money will get here, eventually.

Unemployment checks. Hmmm, pay rent or eat? Eat or pay rent? I wonder what they'll do.

Well, unemployment checks will be bumped up $600 per week so that's an extra $2,400 a month. I'm thinking the overwhelming majority of unemployed renters can afford to eat and pay rent.

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