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   > Landlords do not report monthly to credit agencies like bank credit cards.    
   Rather   
   > if there is a missed payment they 1)sue for eviction [-which goes to credit   
   > report], 2) could tell a future landlord when a reference is checked, 3) may   
   > report nonpayment to a credit agencies without suing?  Which probably   
   shouldn't be   
   > allowed anyhow, as many landlords falsely charge tenants who have recently   
   quit   
   > for disputed cleaning charges and the like. 70% of landlords are sphincters.   
   > That renters have to be able to sue, if subsequently denied housing, for   
   > non-payment during COVID-19.   
   >   
   > Lenders should not be protected while paused industrious businesses fail.    
   The   
   > burden should fall upon the lenders who's investments were at risk, and who   
   will   
   > recover their investments to whatever _normal_ degree after COVID-19, upon   
   which   
   > INTENT AND ABILITY to repay will resume, without consequence for non payment   
   > during COVID-19 at all, ever.   
   >   
   > The lenders/creditors will get a BETTER RETURN on their investments back if   
   they   
   > hold on to them, rather than getting pennies on the dollar if liquidated due   
   to   
   > COVID-19.   
   >   
   > Lenders have passive incomes.   
      
   Bump   
      
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