@Craig Lessler, my understanding is your employer sponsoring the plan has to amend their plan document to adopt these provisions and then, and only then, might you be able to qualify for a coronavirus-related distribution (CRD).  

You people have all kinds of time with the coronavirus. 

It’s a great book, especially in a time like now with this whole Coronavirus.

Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz announced in June that implementing the 2019 law would be delayed, at least partially because complying with the existing law was unrealistic for property owners and tenants because of the coronavirus pandemic.If passed, the new proposal would be a repeal-and-replace of the current law.It includes a five-year compliance schedule, with the first properties required to be compliant by June 30, 2022, and the final properties to reach compliance by Dec. 31, 2026.

In tourist areas REVPAR is up as corona virus is waning and almost everyone wants to take a vacation or travel.

I know many people are concerned about the market and I wanted to share some listing stats from a flip we just listed and went under contract with a buyer.
Quick background: 
Since we got a great deal on the buy, we...

This is not the first coronavirus, just a different one: COVID-19.

It doesn’t matter whether people think the corona virus has been overblown by the media or not.

Anyone have any guesses on what we will see in the GTA market over the next few months? Will the low interest rates counteract the job loss and recession that is bound to happen? I don’t think we will see the effects ...

We are hopeful that we'll see 70% of rent come in on time, and will then message those that are late with a tailored letter similar to the one posted by Brandon Turner (https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/coronavirus-letter-to-tenants-from-landlord) .