Food and shelter. 

Texas's largest grocery store HEB limiting hours to slow the runs on supplies.If there are layoffs, or failed businesses, this is going to be hard on those who work with the public (fast food, retail, salons, etc...), and that will trickle up the economy to Landlords for sure.I suppose we will see the welfare roles go up for a short time.

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]. 

Grace but don't be too soft hearted - we don't run non-profits.I bet unemployment wont cover all their rent and food etc.. in my mind landlords should be coming up with a plan.. the we are not charity is not going to play well .. flip side is your investors you knew the risk you took counting on someone else ( tenant to pay your bills) thats why proper reserves are a necessity in the rental business.. for situations like this.. this should be no issue to a landlord who has proper reserves.. 

We can only do that if we kick this virus in the teeth quickly.In closing, let me add this food for thought: Stop hoarding toilet paper, its rude as hell!

I have my health, I have a supportive and loving family, a roof over my head, I can put food on the dinner table, and I have wonderful job.

Some homeowners will quickly fall behind on mortgage payments as they prioritize other expenditures (food, healthcare, gas, phone and auto payments).

Some homeowners will quickly fall behind on mortgage payments as they prioritize other expenditures (food, healthcare, gas, phone and auto payments).

for many of us, The Back-up Plan for short-term rental problems is to switch to long term rental. food for thought.

One tenant kept her dog food in an enclosed trash can in the back hall and her dog scratched the back door a lot when he was hungry.