I still remember talking to my United airlines pilot buddies whose stock got hammered not only then but in 911 and it came back.. so airline stocks that are down 75% they should rebound..

Amazon, UPS, and local grocery stores are hiring, so she should be able to rebound relatively quickly.

We'll see a 10%+ rebound soon.

In the bread-and-butter price points in each market there shouldn't be as much long term effect, and it will quickly rebound.

It might stay down for awhile or it might rebound 150%.

If there isn't a quick rebound in this sudden recession, then in a few months we'll see homes hitting the market, likely at discounts, especially in middle-to-lower class areas where jobless claims hit hardest, nest eggs are smallest, and "emergency funds" are nil to slim.

So... in summary, I'm a bit surprised to see this, but the STR/vacation rental demand is rebounding as soon as the beaches are re-opening.

Your stock will eventually rebound, and you'll be able to make your dreams come true!

But well run small businesses and the mid-size and larger businesses should rebound. 

The medical services in the short term will be affected some but as economy rebounds a lot of elective procedures will have a huge back log and ramp up so doesn't concern me that much.Anytime a tenant asks for rent concessions that can be an opportunity to modify the lease for long term value to the landlord in exchange for a shorter term reduction.