Many unemployed tenants won’t be able to pay April rent. There will be a domino effect on landlords, real estate industry officials said.

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Our tenant's assoc. has formally requested our landlord reduce our rent a min. of 50% (up to 100% for those who've lost their jobs) beginning April 1st. If they fail to bargain in good faith, we are prepared to strike on Wednesday. @NYGovCuomo #CancelRent…

On Wednesday, $81 billion in commercial and residential rent will come due across the U.S., and nobody is certain how many tenants will be unable, or simply unwilling, to pay.

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Renters say governor’s emergency eviction protections leave many behind and that the only option is to withhold money