The shutdown of the economy brings loss of income to both tenants and property owners. The inability for tenants to pay rent is a reality for many landlords, but Stratton Vantage has a process in place. We will notify the tenant of late payment and will certify a notice. This is the first step in moving forward with a plan of action. Our recommendation is to work with your tenant during this time. Stratton Vantage will closely monitor your tenant’s financial situation, keeping in close communication with them. While we are empathetic to tenants with financial difficulties, we encourage them to pay as they normally would. If we receive notice that your tenant cannot pay rent, we will notify you immediately. From there, we will present you with your options. Depending on how far the tenant falls behind on their payment, you can decide to allow the tenant to catch up and explore all options available. This is the recommended approach before beginning the eviction process. Keep in mind that we work closely with attorneys on all aspects of legal proceedings such as evictions during COVID-19. Section V. of this Arizona government document discusses eviction in terms of calculating time considering emergency.