It makes my main job fun since I really don't need it but like the synergy of rentals and a specialized financial planning practice where I can choose my clients. 

Our family owns an amazing custom Spanish courtyard mansion in Castle Rock Colorado on a 5 acre lot for the past 20 years.

I don't see it as being all grim or the quarantines and shutdowns lasting past end of April if people are distancing themselves as advised.The Spanish flu of 1918 was spread on over-packed ships and train cars that whistlestopped all over the country. 

You can't compare what is happening now to the Spanish Flu or Bubonic Plague or even the most similar of outbreaks, Sars from a couple years ago.

My spanish gets better weekly lol.However, this same house we just rented.

But, I do know that there are different tenant bases, and that is the point I'm trying to make.If you are in a low-income Spanish speaking neighborhood in CA, and you have a home with multiple bedrooms and whether or not it has one or more bathrooms, it's more likely that they will have extended family or friends or even boarders move into the unit, and they may just put in more toilets or showers, etc., to meet the needs of all of the people they move into the property.Now, if your rental is in an upscale neighborhood in, say, Walnut Creek or Santa Rosa, as another poster mentioned, and your rents are higher and in a neighborhood in a desirable school district, then you won't have those issues.You need to know your tenant base. 

Have been looking as far south as Spanish Fork.

Your home looks Spanish style.

But, it was Columbus that set sale, not the entire Spanish Armada.

I also don't speak Spanish fluently, although I can get by in a pinch.