@Alex Olson @Theresa Harris Unfortunately I do not have any equity. 

All bookings got compulsory 100% refund.I will survive (and maybe look for some buying opportunities :) but like others have said, my concerns are for people like my cleaning staff who have no work now.

I know it's going to effect a lot more people financially than it will physically.If you can't control something, then just decide to ride it out and SURVIVE it (financially and physically).And along those same lines I think I will change my focus off of this PITA uncontrollable thing and watch a good (guy) movie (The Longest Day, staring John Wayne and others): https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Originally posted by @Theresa Harris:@Kat Hem  You offered all of your tenants the option of a hotel if they didn't have alternate accommodations, how is the negligence? 

So yes, I think (or at least I hope) there is a chance that coronavirus will not influence the property market much and it will survive.

@Theresa Harris you’ve pretty much spelled out my concern with the shared shed. 

Nevertheless, it doesn't matter what I think, the law of the land will prevail and we must adapt to survive to the new way of live (even if for a short time).

@Theresa Harris, she needs the equity she has in it to buy the house she’s having built.

If it starts to come unglued (defaults) harry dent will be right, $600 gold, 80% off the stock market, and real estate cut in half...so pray they have the tools to restore confidence

Right now that is definitely my current trajectory as I’m pretty risk-averse and not needing the cash flow to survive.