I just wanted to give my two cents on the knock on effects of this very unique public health crisis on my local economy. 

Also helpful Test kits, PPE for health care, & Ventilators become available.Finding good numbers/data for this was really tough with how quickly things are changing.

The home would be perfect for multigenerational family type scenario with the tiny house providing housing for an elderly family member or adult child of Babyboomer or a Home health aide like a companion or nanny. 

Hello,These are troubling times and I can completely empathize with all of those who have lost their income or health. 

Originally posted by @Bob Woelfel:Intellectual honesty requires you to note what the World Health Organization was telling everyone in that timeline. 

One thing I’m surprised hasn’t come up in this thread: there is a public health reason for freezing evictions...if you want people sheltering in place you don’t want them moving if they don’t have to or packing courtrooms.

I also work hard to keep my income high while my health (mental and physical) allows.

If the answer is yes to any of these questions, one should consult the local board of health for guidance on how best to move forward.How do we advertise and show an apartment?

Apparently the co-worker got out of a bad relationship (domestic abuse) and she wants to keep an eye on her mental health.

I have a sneaking suspicion, that most investors would be better of letting their tenant’s miss 2-3 months of rent rather than trying to evict, but YMMV.I wish everyone the best of luck and health in these trying times.