That's great and all until they get sick and they overwhelm your hospitals and medical system. 

Granted his job puts him knee deep in a medical hellscape right now.

I myself work for the utilities and I ride around this neighborhood a lot and I see that the 5 points district and medical district are having a lot of renovations going on and prices on houses are drastically going up.

I wonder who's gonna be the winners during this crisis. delivery drivers, streaming services, the medical community, various manufacturers..... and all those that spot a need and fill it  

One at the end of the season due to their business in CA being shut down and the other at the beginning of the season for a couple of medical professionals in LA that need to be home.I honored the policy.

I have lots of medical residents and visiting professors rent them.

BiggerPockets is working on a piece that will share all relief programs that might be available to Americans (disaster relief, financial relief, unemployment, medical, etc).

Right now the only goal is to buy time and flatten the curve to let our medical system ramp up and prepare.If it's a good deal, take advanatage of the low interest rates and go right ahead.

Really slow right now)She doesn’t workThey have a paid off 200k home3 single family houses about 200k each, 50% paid off each   (2 strong tenants work in the medical field)$300 cashflow each house per month after all is paidHow would you create more cash in these uncertain times before it gets too bad?

But even with the severity of coronavirus deepening, please make sure you have adequate amounts of food, stationary items, simple medical supplies, and immune system boosters (the best way to protect yourself from the coronavirus is to protect your immune system [Vitamin C, Vitamin D, sleep & adequates amounts of vegetables].