That is more likely to happen with a blue-collar, middle-class worker than it is with a wealthy person.

I’m genuinely curious about this perspective.I meant this would affect Bryon City, Cosby, Cherokee, Blue Ridge, etc (Cabin/Mountain Markets in the Area).

Blue skies always! 

You will want to talk to a CPA to see which hours count and which hours don't as there is a lot of gray area with your situation. 

As you can see the blue bars (actual), rental income dipped in April and May due to coronavirus, but the strength of the property shone through in June, and we are continuing to see strength and occupancy growth in July and August.BP sometimes removes graphics from post so the graph is also posted at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-5eMOlbdx11udW_ufRZXsgzviwmXB_fA/view?

Check out this thread on Norada Capital Management here on Bigger Pockets where out of the blue this big syndication suspended payments to all it's (many) members:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/960/topics/1196567-nora...  

In the next year, Blue Oval is about to provide 6,000 jobs from the manufacturer alone, and these are just a few of the companies feeding into the surplus of job opportunities ( and therefore tenants )  in the city. 

Neutral colors work well, and energy-efficient upgrades not only attract buyers but can also qualify for tax benefits.

Will put grey epoxy with "colored sprinkles" on the surface to help seal the concrete. 

Blue Ridge Ga is also an amazing  market that is growing extremely fast and I have invested there myself and helped about 50 others get great properties.