I'm not trying to be insensitive but after he passes I'm sure the park will buy it anyway.  

Not to be insensitive, but chaos = opportunity.

@Dean Bokousky I hope I didn't come across as mean or insensitive.

As insensitive as it sounds what is going to give me the highest return from the current situations?

Without being insensitive to the fact this person served our country and is disabled, is there any part of your lease, contract with Section 8, and/or local law that requires you to make this accommodation?  

@Tushar P.Your post is not helpful at all and is a little insensitive.

I don't mean to be insensitive but shes obviously citing covid-19 factors as to why she wont in her words "permit" me to do the showings when I know for a FACT she grocery shops on the weekends- difference is, during this showing nobody will be aloud to touch anything, and the windows/doors can remain open!

I do not wish to be insensitive, but there is a substantial monthly rent in question, and I am not entirely comfortable with her tardy and somewhat evasive responses.

I also want to balance being an insensitive/neurotic landlord/property owner and sort of "setting the tone" with my tenants.So, curious as to everyone's thoughts/guides/best practices on this.

I'm not trying to be insensitive here just hate to to see people have to learn things the hard way when so many of us (myself included ) have already gone through this same scenario and learned the unfortunate way.Charging and sticking to your late fee shows your tenants that rent is a priority.