Or...they'll just resign themselves to "we're all in this together" and accept they will have to suffer a bit too.
I was just reading about Arizona evictions (for, umm, a friend) and it seems the courts are just not going to serve any notices for the foreseeable future so they can't really do anything about it no matter how they feel.
Things will get sorted out, landlords will get a bailout, everyone will be happy.
Or are you earnestly suggesting that slashing someone's income will not result in them vocally trying to recover that income? We're under pandemic, not in a bizzaro universe. Landlords are gunna landlord.
Pretty much, yeah.
The states are declaring state of emergency, calling up the National Guard and other various things so any landlord who starts in with the heavy-handed tactics is going to end up on the news --> https://kfor.com/health/coronavirus/norman-renter-says-he-is...
A lot of people in San Francisco seem to think landlords are evil, but they provide the majority of the housing.
Any law that protects tenants from eviction but does not protect landlords from their expenses is going to set people against each other in a struggle for survival.