Note* I am in no danger of losing my job (healthcare) and as of April my tenants at first rental all paid, although 1 is known for paying a litte late time to time. 

The renters are in healthcare industry and have secure jobs.

Out of curiosity I run the name on FB and find a woman who lives in that suburb with that exact name, and lists a healthcare position as her occupation. 

I use OKRs in my role as VP, Operations for a healthcare company, and it's been transformative.

Plenty of people are on Cradle to Grave Welfare, Section-8, free healthcare, etc...There are programs in place to handle this, but in many instances the wait times are too long to be of any real help.If it gets bad enough FEMA will step in and provide food and shelter as they did in Hurricane Katrina. 

You will get higher rent than typical long term rent, you don’t have to store your furniture, you will be helping health care workers.

Forbearance plans are band aids that delay the inevitable for many.

I’ve thought of just ripping the band-aid off so to speak, or giving them an option of a 12-month lease at one rate, or another (higher) rate staying month to month.

So, 80% are at the top of the low-income bracket and many of them are health care or human services workers. 

Also helpful Test kits, PPE for health care, & Ventilators become available.Finding good numbers/data for this was really tough with how quickly things are changing.