I doubt the same rules and regulations apply for both statesThis is happening all over the country, including California:The Mercury News: Coronavirus: San Jose moves forward with moratorium on evictionsLos Angeles Times: To protect renters from coronavirus fallout, L.A. and S.F. are pressing for eviction bans Sacramento Bee: Sacramento to ban some evictions caused by coronavirus 

Since this recession is not being driven by an economic downturn due to the Covid-19 corona virus, I think the main threat to landlords is tenants falling behind on rent due to temporary job losses.

BRRRR is a long term thing and coronavirus will eventually pass.

@Greg Dickersonhttps://therealdeal.com/2020/03/15/new-york-halts-evictions-statewide-due-to-coronavirus/They found a cheaper and quicker way of taking our properties by forcing many onto forclosure .

Like @Lucas Carl, my cancellation setting has remained at the strict level because at least until April 14th, it doesn't matter what the setting is when it comes to the Corona Virus issue.

Coronavirus and Market InstabilityMany of you are aware that I work at the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), and I invest in the large (100+ unit) multifamily space.

Planned on AirBnB before the Corona Virus pandemic.

Thoughts on how the current situation will affect rental assistance programs like section 8?What other programs can we encourage tenants to apply to if they lose their jobs etc? 

Once this whole Corona virus is over, I will be at the meetups that you have mentioned to me and would love to meet and thank you personally!

The Coronavirus has caused the economy to enter a bear market and have many investors predicting a recession this summer or fall.