Given you have full occupancy thus indicating good demand, I’d start marketing the salon space for a new user/use.The current madness will NOT persist very long given this is not a virus with high double digit fatality rates.The real issue is that your business as saloon isn’t working, so count your blessings and transit to being a landlord instead.

I just bought anything I could get Owner Hold, rehabbed, rented, then refi'd as rates dropped to single digits.

We are able to do individual showings and digital closings.

As an educator who is adapting to "remote learning" I am also trying to connect with more folks digitally, because a single guy with a dog living in an upper duplex currently while I understand the importance, shelter in place sucks.Here are some details on the deal:The former owner was a hoarder and had let the home fall into rather rough shape. 

I think now's a good time to upgrade to some sort of digital lease that the new tenant can eSign or DocuSign.

You could consider some private lending, multi-family or commercial real estate, or other non-real estate assets such as precious metals (a hedge with a small allocation only, of course) or digital currencies.

Actually closed on this house while on a deployment (Active Duty USMC) and had to go through all the hoops of purchasing the home digitally and via a Power of Attorney.

PS: I forgot to mention that if you have to dig it in you have to use mechanical pumping to drain the tank if it becomes necessary.

Keep them, digitize them.

This happened in SoCal in the 70s during a multi year recession with double digit interest rates.