And it can be extended if she bases it necessary.https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/health/durkan-to-issue-moratorium-on-residential-evictions-in-wake-of-coronavirus-outbreak/    

It's an issue for people with underlying health issues. 

The neighborhood is composed majority of health and tech professionals so I don’t think the current state of the economy would force lay offs in these two sectors, although obviously I could be wrong.

Make sure there is no health issues such as mold, faulty wiring, etc. and then get it rent ready as cheaply as possible.

We’ll continue to follow the recommendations of governmental and health authorities, and we’ll be sending updates as we have them—in the meantime, you can visit Airbnb.com/COVID19 for the latest news and guidance.

2) Political stability 3) Economic health.

That's how long I think it's going to take before some people start to realize that they need to listen to individuals in lab coats with things like "MS, MD, PhD Virology, Immunology, Epidemiology, Public Health" after their names instead of grifters and con artists.

Starting with our community health and safety, BiggerPockets' offices are shut down through the end of March. 

I know the sellers are motivated as one is in bad health so I am thinking I can get it lower then what I originally though.

They have no employer  401k match, no pension, and no employer provided health insurance.Lecturing to landlords who are in this category about giving up their income is no different than telling a bartender they should give up theirs.