In my non-attorney understanding of the post the tenant has grounds for an action. 

The best time to buy is around 6-12 months from now depending on COVID-19, random events and government actions. 

-Soak up knowledge like a sponge through podcasts, these forums, books-Learn how to analyze property (or partner with someone who can)-Make sure your personal finances are cleaned up and you have some cash for investing and for emergencies-Pick a market-Build a team-Take ACTION and put in offers-Constantly network with other investors and people in the industry-Learn from all the mistakes you'll make (you WILL make a ton)It's not easy, but with focus and putting in the work, anyone can do it.Best of luck.

Disregarding state and local gov't actions, it looks like the federal 'stimulus' bill that just passed only applies to federal backed loans.

Action is the solution to every 'problem'.

If you end up being right me and the other couple hundred thousand Wells Fargo customers will enjoy the class action lawsuit that follows.

It wasn't getting any action anyway.

Corona cannot be an excuse by itself for people to not take action and find a way to make it work.

Interest MAY be a deduction on Form 4952"If we're talking about Sec. 212 investment / income-producing property - then no debate.

The property manager said she was waiting on authorization from the sellers to take action.