Right now, I’ve been blessed with not only having an income during this crisis, but also getting a lot of overtime (most of it mandatory) and hazard pay.

Before the current crisis rates were only a point or two higher than conforming. 

.- We hired a local realtor, who diplomatically worked things out with the neighbor (talked to the neighbor and posted a for sale sign)- Next door neighbor made an offer, and now the lot is in escrow.  

I'm sure people will have a new found respect for educators after this whole crisis... hopefully. 

Also, I know a couple of people that are still working and decided not to pay there monthly rent due to the coronavirus crisis.

Many other CEOs would cut more and sooner.I am no fan of Airbnb at all, and I believe the days of the CEO as CEO are counted, not because of this but because of being unable to handle the crisis, especially with the breach of agreement with the hosts and deciding unilaterally to refund cancellations despite policies clearly defined.

We closed a deal just as the crisis took off.

Out of the four rooms one paid, the other paid late, one paid partial( unemployed before the COVID crisis) and one that said he was going to pay since last week.

There are opportunities in distressed debt and with the covid crisis there will be more opportunities coming down the pipeline.Most people do not even know this niche industry exists, which is good for those of us who invest in it.

Many people who rent are oftentimes already coming from a rental and their previous landlords may not allow month-to-month even during this crisis.