Think about what sector of the U.S. economy will still be going OKAY in a Recession.

You should be able to answer all of these questions honestly.  1) Landlord or Real estate holding company2) Zero3) Whatever you think your losses are related to COVIDKeep in mind, you are dealing with the government so you never know what might happen. 

When the government raises taxes they go where the money is.

Originally posted by @Jared Wilson:@Mike CumbieYeah it's almost like they intentionally designed the the loan program to snatch people into their clutches.I'm glad you got a chance to read it.This definitely seemed too good to be true from the start and I just cannot bring myself to apply for these government loans.

I’m sure this is complicated because it’s governed by State law.

When one goes to official government sites, they have their new addresses, but some of the other ones are not updated well.They did leave the house full of the sickest porn one could imagine....and filthy. 

Probably a key factor there is the expansion of goods/services locations, which will shore up a bit of commercial, but not in the same sector.

So, the Texas economy overall weathering the pandemic comparatively well thus far.The leisure and hospitality sector was responsible for an outsized portion of the Austin MSA's job losses and gains in the past few months.Check out this detailed report from the Austin Chamber of Commerce.

In the long-run, one of the goals of government should be to maximize the utility of taxpayers' dollars, and avoid wastefulness.That is not a current goal. 

I think it had something to do with Fannie and Freddie, something to do with the government or something, the details are foggy