My first bit of advice would be to get here and use your TLA (temporary living allowance) while getting a feel for the island before making offers. 30 minutes of driving on this island will take you through 5 completely different towns with different feels, traffic, home evaluations, etc.

(I'm not using these numbers to calculate my ROI or Cap Rate, just to get me through a possible long temporary vacancy if people decide not to move due to this whole virus thing)   The true holding cost would be around $660/month (including principle, interest, taxes, insurance & maintenance). 

I am listing my townhome as a shorter (medium)-term fully furnished rental (30+ days required but less than 1 year, not Airbnb) and am planning to appeal to travel nurses, interns, and maybe those who just need some temporary furnished housing for a few months. 

The economy won't be wrecked forever, this will be a temporary blip that is hard for many but we will get through it together!

There's no such thing as a free lunch obviously, but if she's busting her butt trying to get a temporary replacement job, offer to defer her rent one month. 

At this point I will be implementing a few temporary changes to help.1.

So even if there is a temporary slowdown, once the overblown mass hysteria dies down things will likely return to normal with a bunch of pent up demand that's been shut in doors the previous few months.After all, it's not like housing demand is suddenly going to go away.

Those temporary off markets are really hurting our local market.

Will you erect a temporary " wedding " tent or other similar  temporary structure to handle larger groups?

The Covid situation is temporary so treat it as such.