The eviction service messed up and restarted the clock for the 60 day notice then the coronavirus happened.

If they lose jobs through coronavirus and can demonstrate that we can work it out.

If you have 50 I don't think you would need 6 months for each unit because the chances of all being vacant for 6 months at the same time is vanishingly small...at least before the Coronavirus hit!

https://www.king5.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/washington-state-eviction-moratorium-landlords-upset-everett-tenants/281-367bbb4e-dd70-48e3-8acd-509dcd6ca270Here is a local story of a Landlord from Everett (45 minutes north of Seattle) whose tenants are abusing the property, and because of the eviction moratorium cannot get the tenants out, even with lawyers !! 

The idea is - can you weather a downturn or a Coronavirus? 

Economics professor Richard Wolff warns housing crash would be worse than Great Depression"Economist Richard Wolff told Hill.TV’s “Rising” Wednesday that the coronavirus pandemic could lead to a housing crash worse than the Great Depression.

I dont have the first clue as to how to obtain one at a clerks office, and now that corona virus seems like it is sticking around for awhile I dont know the process during these times.

The housing market has been supported by record-low mortgage rates and higher demand for suburban houses as people are moving away from big cities due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Rents will be $2800 for the main 4/2 house, $1700 for the 1/1 detached ADU (currently $2050 for the 4/2, already $1700 for the ADU, will rehab front house over 2 months at end of current lease - and coronavirus - to then increase rent).

I like the way Ray Dalio interprets the economic impacts of the coronavirus.