I don't understand how all these other 1 person businesses can survive the short term, without furloughs, with this rationing and delays in funding when this goes on to impacting May/June rents. $1k/employee could mean a couple of weeks to a couple of days depending on the industry/job that these small businesses have to pay their employees. 

Lots of them have low shelve lives of surviving.

A player in the STR field (not on BP that I’m aware of) has spent “hours in the recent weeks creating a survival guide for STR hosts” on surviving the Covid-19. 

If the company is big enough to survive being closed and they’re important enough to rehire That would help.Assuming a standard 3x income rule they were making over $100k combined.

Here are some guide posts to survive and thrive in hard times.

Investors who survived the 08 crash.

How will you adjust and survive?

Purchase price: $108,000 Cash invested: $8,000 Lived in half and rented the basement using the cash flow to survive at times and purchase more real estate!

I know my cautions might seem to raise the alarm and I don't know all the details, but these are issues I've seen with properties before and every nightmare scenario you read about on here usually could've been avoided with some due diligence.You could try to get the seller to agree to a warranty that survives the transfer of ownership, but they probably won't be too keen on doing that.Another question: Is this property listed or off-market?

I think we all are fine with a little charity but at some point it becomes survival.