They may be students or working a temporary job.

Hopefully this downturn is temporary, but you may have to carry losses on these investments for several months.

If I was in that type of situation however, I would probably need to find a way to obtain a W2 job that can provide an income to help fund my real estate investing but I would need to get creative with the types of jobs and know that these jobs are a temporary discomfort (food service jobs, customer service, in home-supportive services for developmentally disabled).

I will of course make a concession and/or offer to repair the ceiling if it's damaged at any point during the sale or shortly after, even though it's a temporary fix until the roof is fixed. 

We have taken a few hopefully temporary steps to minimize losses...reducing prices across all properties by 20%, changed to flexible cancellation (Airbnb is forcing this anyways...), increased weekly and monthly discounts, and we are marketing our properties for monthly stays on Craigslist, Furnished Finder, Facebook, etc.

And, the temporary GA eviction ban will eventually run its course and landlords will be once again be able to enforce rent payment by their tenants.Plus, given the scarcity of affordable rental houses there even before the COVID-19 Crisis, and the continued strong demand for housing in Atlanta, I anticipate rents to remain stable, if not increase, in the Region.Valuations, on the other hand, are likely going to take a hit.

Well you probably want to move fast if you are planning to evict since it may soon be illegal in many cities across the US:https://www.mercurynews.com/san-jose-mayor-calls-for-moratorium-on-evictions-during-coronavirus-outbreakhttps://www.latimes.com/homeless-housing/story/2020-03-12/coronavirus-housing-temporary-eviction-moratorium-tenants-los-angeles-san-franciscohttps://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/as-coronavirus-slows-seattles-economy-landlords-tenants-advocates-work-to-prevent-evictions/https://ny.curbed.com/2020/3/12/21177133/nyc-tenant-eviction-moratorium-coronavirus

People aren't putting their homes on the market, creating a "temporary" low supply in homes for sale. 

So we've given our Airbnb to a MIT student through April with the understanding he moves to our couch during the last remaining 2 April bookings (in the very unlikely event they, too, don't cancel).It is the tonic that has soothed my frayed nerves.If there are other Boston area hosts in the same fully cancelled state, check with your local government to see if there is a need for temporary housing for displaced students.

They should have offered a temporary option.