All it takes is one bad tenant (or other unexpected major issue) and you will be in more trouble than you are now. 

Lots to think through and plan at this time, which can be challenging with all of the rapid and unexpected changes we are seeing each day.

I think we all need to do our best to stay informed so those that need it can get financial helpalso, remember that as in all unexpected financial shocks, there will be winners and losers.  

This resulted in additional challenges to landlords from unexpected places.

I am also about to close on a medium sized property and am just enjoying the unexpected lower interest rates.  

I recommend keeping a minimum of 6 months in reserves for the unexpected which could also be a roof, furnace, etc.  

They just started a moratorium on evictions, so I really wouldn't want good tenants decide that they're ok with the eviction, because it's an unusual situation and they can explain it to future landlords (I do think that many landlords, who normally don't accept evictions, will likely be more accepting on evictions in this time period, because all of this was unexpected).And I don't want them to break the lease and move back in with relatives.

The coronavirus was an unexpected anomaly that has put the world at a standstill.

Lower income people who don't have a lot in excess savings are hurting because of unexpected daycare needs and job loss.

Expect the unexpected.