All are possible, but I'd bet that our government as a whole is opposed to negative growth in the real estate sector, so they'll probably just keep doing what they do.

I don't know the specifics of this case, but i can understand the growing number of Landlords that are frustrated by a government that literally enables Tenants to steal. 

Condoning, rewarding and enriching the utterly irresponsible state and local governments that have by any measure totally mismanaged their activities for many many years (e.g., Illinois, California, New York, New Jersey, etc.). 

Barring a major event like war or pandemic-induced government shut-down, I see some serious growth ahead.

I was looking for a STR at the coast (Port A or Surfside Beach) a few years back, and wound up pivoting to Lake LBJ after watching the rising sea levels, high cost of flood insurance and maintenance - and the risk that the federal government may stop subsidizing coastal flood insurance. 

Just the $253 the government discontinued they haven't pay.

In late 2019, the government passed a number of different laws and restrictions concerning short term rentals (defined as less than 30 day stays).

The US Government printed 40% of all dollars in existence last year.

No one can know exactly when government assistance arrives, so you better serve the notice and indicate your tenant that you are only following due process.

And thanks to several gigantic government stimulus packages, vaccines developed in record time, and essential workers dedicated to the cause, we have survived and adapted.