It got a little tight with lenders shutting down, but rent payments are coming in.

I did give a break to my only commercial tenant, because they are shut down and they were happy for a 50% reduction in rent for 3 months, (hopefully they can reopen).  

HMLs are pretty much shut down right now, @Daniel Steeves.

Many lenders just shut down  ( Non QM  etc ) ,, many loans will be much more difficult to qualify for most people .

While 1031 Exchanges are clearly not the 1st priority right now, people who took the time & expense to set up these transactions, & were (or will get) shut out through no fault of their own (county clerk's offices closed or whatever the reason may be), should not be hit with a tax they weren't supposed to pay under our tax code.  1031's should be honored.Denial of 1031 benefits also affects a chain of other transactions with a domino effect, clearly not something we need right now in our economy. 

There are only 3 ways onto the island and they shut them down to anyone other than permanent residents.

We’ve offered this class at our church for 8 years running and it’s made a huge positive impact in peoples lives.

Also, our fridge is leaking and our water randomly shuts off and we barely get hot water?

I checked in with my lender when all this started and he told me that during the last recession banks started tightening the screws big time on HELOCs and a lot of them were shut down.

National and regional banks have shut down for the most part.