Perhaps give 2.5% loan rate or even do a 40 year payment on low interst like 3%  It already seems the government and cares act will do anything to prevent a depression so they'd likely step in and keep people from foreclosure. 

(Data straight from the US department of labor.)This is the highest level of unemployment since The Great Depression.

I drove through Waikiki the other day,  it's depressing.

Literally tens of thousands of very similar duplexes were built in Cleveland and the inner-ring suburbs the two decades preceding the Great Depression, typically with two full-floor flats of nearly identical layouts on the first and second floors.

The trouble is at the same time opportunity is great, depression, anxiety and drug use are also at record highs.

But manufacturers are likely to struggle to make a more rapid recovery amid the fresh outbreak of the coronavirus and a depressed global economy.

If you are planning on selling stocks in the LLC that have depressed valuations, it will flow out as a capital loss on your K-1 subject to same limitation as on individual level.

Declining rents rarely happen unless you are in a depressed area with job loss.

Rents go up alsoCash/Depression - NegativeStocks crash.

Because the prices are depressed, they have to make their money on volume, not quality of their work.