COVID isn’t going to have any measurable impact on the return over a 10-year time horizon 

Not looking to move though, so maybe it wouldn't kill me, but would like to at least see what my other options are.Occupancy: investment with traditional long term leases, second or vacation home, owner occupied, family member (specify), short term furnished rental, rent-to-own, NNN, other (specify).I might leave one unit open for family, which would obviously affect cash flow but I'm taking a longer horizon here.

Limit your exit horizons so you're not exposed to market conditions 6 months out. 

Due to the state of the economy with the Coronavirus pandemic, what do you see on the horizon that would be lucrative to get involved in, be it real estate, a business start up, creating an online business, investing in stocks, general investing, etc?

@Mark Reed Kitchens & bathrooms, that is the priority and $$$$ factor in most markets, has been for a long time and I see no change to this on the horizon. 

Good economic growth on the horizon with expansions of the steel mill and economic development surrounding the riverwalk.

Be patient; remember that no one can be evicted or foreclosed right now and balloon payments of forbearance programs are still on the horizon.

One of those ten-year horizon style projects.

A few weeks or a few months won't have a substantial impact on your investment one way or the other when viewed through an appropriate length time horizon.

Your time horizon may be different.