A neighbor urgently needs to sell their home due to medical issues & moving out of state.

I don't think the numbers from the last few days should shock anyone as medical experts have been saying for weeks that this is going to happen.  

Landlords are no different from grocers, gas stations, doctors, clothing stores, etc.

With the amount of medical knowledge I have concerning viruses and infections, I don't see this ending soon. 

President Trump has declared these states major disaster areas due to the Virus.According to FEMA, this gives these state access to federal assistance programs for emergency and permanent work, as well as needed emergency medical equipment.https://www.statesman.com/news/20200325/coronavirus-in-texas-trump-issues-major-disaster-declaration-for-state

Medical experts and attorneys in the industry have advised there is simply too much risk to a tenant and prospective tenant to continue with showings as has been done historically.Vacant apartments also present challenges, although technology and trends in professional management have mitigated the impact of COVID-19 in this case.

Manufacturers of products to help with the medical response are being reimbursed by the government. 

White coat investor and white coat investor boot camp.Don’t judge, it’s not only for doctors.

I have picked up calls, recently when I called my doctor, then answering the phone 5 minutes later thinking it's my doctor returning the call, but it was a solar panel company salesman.

I've been a stay-at-home mom for many years but before that was in corporate marketing for medical devices.