Nichols in all has six tenants, WCSH reported.
"It would be a lot more expensive for me to lose a tenant than to give one month's rent off," Nichols told WMTW.
He posted his pledge to Facebook where it is going viral. He's also challenging others to follow in his footsteps.
COVID19 is going to cause serious financial hardship for service and hourly workers around the country. I own a two...
Posted by Nathan Nichols on Friday, March 13, 2020
While some people are calling Nichols a hero, he says that it’s important for those who can step up and be generous during difficult times.
"If more people do this, which is the only reason I posted this in the first place, to hopefully get people to take a hard look at what they can do to keep things working," Nichols told WMTW.
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