Plus, for years CA residents and visitors have complained about it being overcrowded, so I wouldn't take this as a sign of doom, more relief from too many people congesting the cities. 

Not too mention you might get some relief from the government. 

Get solid references for anyone you haven't worked with before and do all your due diligence.It's a relief to be able to move on.

Then put it on the MLS and see what happens.I would also ask your current HML for some relief in the mean time.

Here is how I see it:Stimulus provides very temporary tenant relief.

Once she is out, take a deep breath and a sigh of relief. 

Again we are trying to work with the banks to see what type of relief we can offer them - hopefully we get more here.

That is why the returns are so big - so you have something to sock away for the inevitable downturn If you have been negatively affected there are many relief options available  I really hope everyone makes it thru this disaster. :( 

One strategy is to have them submit recent personal and business financials to the landlord and then have them apply for SBA loan disaster relief to help pay the rent.

Gavin Newsom is pleading for the federal government to bail out his state as projected budget shortfalls for the coming fiscal year due to coronavirus-related shutdowns are expected to impact public service workers like police and firefighters first.But oddly, Newsom’s plea of poverty comes as he and the Democrat-led state legislature authorize tens of millions of dollars to be paid out to illegal aliens living in the state as part of a “coronavirus relief” plan.