It's the first of the month, and rent is due for millions of Americans for the first time since the coronavirus outbreak turned the economy upside down.
Alice Stanford and Artie Brennan share the same economic fears as the current pandemic leaves them unemployed.
Sanchez made her money searching for and recycling scrap metal and selling tamales in a heavily Hispanic neighborhood. Fear of getting sick has stopped both income streams. But the rent comes due again in 30 days. Can she afford a smaller apartment in her building if one's available? Should she move in with friends if they'll let her?
Morgan's landlord told her to take her time with the rent. But it isn't the only bill piling up. She ticks them off — car payment, car insurance, cellphone, internet, water, gas and electricity. And she always has to buy food, so tough choices are ahead, especially until unemployment benefits kick in.
He shares his small adobe-style home and backyard garden of tomatoes, beets, squash, radish, lettuce and eggplants with his boyfriend, Kyle Schomer. Schomer still has his job in technology and works from home. Bailey, 30, of St. Louis County, was dipping into savings for food and other necessities, so she's moved back in with her mother. She hopes it's temporary and she can get back to her apartment, with its $400 monthly rent.
In unemployment, he has a lot of time on his hands: “I’ve seen corners of my house that I didn’t know existed.”It's a lousy choice, but an easy one for personal trainer and apparel designer Sakai Harrison — food in the refrigerator over April rent for his Brooklyn apartment. She said she was about to start a new job at the State Road and Tollway Authority. But the job was put on hold, thanks to the virus.
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