These should answer the majority of the questions you will have. In the event the question you are looking for is not answered here, please feel free to give us a call.
CoronaVirus Information Update
We understand that this is a very trying time for many Americans.
While there are many instances of news reporting that payments are forgiven or cancelled, these reports are simply not true. Your payments don't just go to a landlord or company, it pays employees, contractors, parts suppliers, insurance and countless other services who are depending on you to make your payment
Unfortunately, during this challenging time, it is still your responsibility to go find money to pay your bills including rent or mortgage. Some of those locations are:
Unemployment (Partial or Full) - If you haven't already, please take action to file for unemployment ASAP. Your rent is still due in full. Due to increased traffic, if applying via the internet or phone, the hours of 1am-6am are best. It isn't convenient, but please consider. Please see the link below for tips on how to apply. If you have difficulty filing, please contact us and we'll try to assist.
Government loans for contractors - you can apply at your local bank using this as a reference Click Here -- contact us -- your rent is still due in full but we will see if we can help
Your current job - if you are still employed (as most people are), your rent is still due in full
Check with your auto insurer to see if you can get some refund (Click Here)
Check your state's assistance and financial aid programs
Get Resourceful - email us your skills and perhaps we can match you with someone needing work, find things you don't use to sell, review opportunities below to find work:
Businesses across the U.S. and our government are depending on people with jobs, government assistance, unemployment or any other type of income to continue to pay their bills as responsible citizens.
Please contact us with any questions or concerns.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Do I have to make my payment during and through all of this coronavirus situation?