I suspect lenders will want to see that.this is not owner occ issues landlords are a for profit business profit or LOSS.. so they will be treated differently I suspect. but end of the day i don't think those holding mortgages want a repeat of mass defaults and will come up with creative workouts for borrowers.. 

This mass response can be pretty destabilising especially when so many of our institutions are engaging with it in the way they are.

I really hope that there are not mass foreclosures.

We manage 850 homes in Memphis and our approach is not sending out mass communications to tenants.

Not sure if I love the masses moving here, but it's sure good for the real estate industry! 

Doesn't directly affect us in NC, but the oil patch states are poised for mass layoffs.

However, nothing in your contract (again, assuming you have one) probably has a clause for a mass pandemic/epidemic. 

Southern NH is a great place for rentals imo because you’re going to have people from mass that may be interested in getting away from the city but still being close to their jobs. 

Then those people who couldnt afford it, went in mass into foreclosure, once that caught up to them.

I also have 2 rental properties that have been doing well, but will make much less ( still cashflow $300/ month each) if mass layoffs occur and oilfield workers leave town.