Then the service industry, travel industry unemployed etc.I have to say it is very goofy to not take advantage of the situation as one of those unemployed.

I've traveled to Kansas City & Indianapolis to check out those areas.

They often take house hunting leave, travel time, extended leave if they are moving overseas/far from home.

Question for the legal people here..I'm a missionary, I do a lot of traveling in and out of country, but I have no place to stay when I am in the states.

These things are:-Lowering rates DRASTICALLY (dates in the near future are less than 50% of our normal rate)-Advertising on Furnished Finder to try to house traveling nurses-Advertising for longer term rentals (1 to 3 Months)-Communicating with landlords about Rent deferment or reduction (How have you attempted to do this?)

It's how we started in Denver, and that place is now a great little medium-term rental for traveling nurses.

I had a similar issue and had them sign a new lease, but their habits didn’t really change and they didn’t follow some of the rules.

I agree with Sean here, we're in a beach vacation market and literally closed on our second unit there on the 30th of March, right in the middle of the state enacting non-resident travel restrictions. 

One bright spot in all this is people will still take their vacation in a house when this is over vs travel abroad, cruises, hotels and airlines so that should give drivable destinations a boost this year assuming we get back by end of May.

Honestly, I had been trying to figure out how to sustain my ability to travel.