Once you have isolated the concern ("besides this, is there anything else that concerns you") you can adress it.I just bought a property I was trying to list for a third less than I was going to list it (suggesting they have to fix it up a bit) and I almost did not ask enough questions to really understand what they wanted.Fortunatley I did not make an offer, but asked them instead how much they would take for it.

These are usually isolated incidents and I don't think it should marr the entire industry but it is indicative of "you need to check up on your investment". 

As you said yourself, there will be a ton of realtors laid off, it will not only be isolated to your industry.

Can you isolate the Laundry Room and do a quick leak down test? 

The small MF I see are pretty isolated and not mixed in with SFH. 

I'm just sharing because I know a lot of people want to invest in that state.Hawaii is beautiful but has too many people and is too isolated for my tastes.

Each property would be isolated from each other in the event of a lawsuit (assuming you run them properly). 

Originally posted by @Parker Eberhard:@Jay Hinrichs one of his major concerns is that due to its longer incubation period (around three weeks before people start experiencing symptoms) as well as some of the cases that appear to have been ‘isolated’, many more people are currently carrying it than we think.

So at that time I've only gained $10k in principal but my net increases from $12,800/yr to $32k/yr and I solely own the property until retirement. 

@Adam Rego If your intent it to isolate personal assets from liability, the first place to start is a strong E&O policy.