I am sure you googled it, but here is the info I found.... and with this unprecedented emergency I cant see how using available aide would hurt you or your tenants?

This unprecedented gov assistance will save a good percentage.

I would have some further conversations with the note holder to try to best uncover how the tenants are doing during this unprecedented time.  

Here is the letter I sent out to my tenants in Chicago last week, feel free to use any bits that strike a cord with you---"Hi everyone,I wanted to touch base with each and every one of you, and encourage an open line of communication through these unprecedented times.

I hope everyone is staying safe out there during these unprecedented times.I wanted to ask the community, a rough ball park figure on what it would cost to build an ADU of let's say 500 sq. ft. with one bathroom, kitchen and bedroom, for a structure that is ALREADY existing and what it would cost to build from the ground up. 

While telecommuting at its current level is unprecedented,  it has been around a long time and over time has become more acceptable. 

Good luck to you, and us all in these unprecedented times.

Houston has a historically robust job market (o&g, medical, tech…) but the environment we’re in now is unprecedented.

I understand timing the market is nearly impossible - probably even more so now than ever given the market/economy uncertainty from the unprecedented nature of COVID19 - but what are the triggers to keep in mind as a signal that it's a good time to resume acquiring flips? 

I'd say there's never a "right time" to invest; however, the "right deal" can come along at any time.True, the current financial environment is unprecedented in most of our lifetimes.