I bought a house with my self directed Health Savings Account a few months ago.

Cash is King, the importance of cash flow in the overall fiscal health of a business. 

Health and wellness to you and your loved ones.

Great summary, @Anton IvanovTo add some clarifying comments regarding the rules allowing for up to $100k 401k/IRA penalty-free distributions and up to $100k 401k loans:1) You have to qualify (i.e. your health or financial circumstances has been impacted by the virus in one of the enumerated ways)2) Your plan has to allow for such distributions/loans (i.e. employers don't have to allow it)3) The loan must be taken by 9/23/20204) The distribution must be taken by 12/31/20205) For distributions, you can Waive withholding requirement (typically 20% when taken from employer plan)6) For distributions, you may avoid the taxes if you deposit the funds in an eligible retirement plan (which includes anIRA) within "3 years and a day" of the date of the COVID-19 distribution (note: compare to a 60-day rollover).

And this may be classified as a health hazard, which evictions under most eviction moratoriums are still allowed.

A part of me understands all the reasons, not the least of which is health of the sheriff deputies who have to actually do the eviction.

As far as your tenant being safe in the health care industry, as strange as it sounds, many doctors and nurses in the US are getting laid off right now.

@Caleb BrownI don't work anywhere near acquisitions, but I've heard now is a good time to build relationships with brokers and from what you're saying it seems like brokers might be needing some help keeping confidence in the market's long term health. 

But I also figured I'd just be moving my money from low yield mutual fund savings into the real estate (still good investment but no longer liquid) and in this current health emergency situation that is risky.

You may qualify if you can demonstrate the primary reason for sale, based on facts and circumstances, is work related, health related, or unforeseeable.