Agree with Scott that suspending all mortgage payments of all primary and residential investment real estate is the only fair way to make sure no one loses their homes due to the virus.

Given you have full occupancy thus indicating good demand, I’d start marketing the salon space for a new user/use.The current madness will NOT persist very long given this is not a virus with high double digit fatality rates.The real issue is that your business as saloon isn’t working, so count your blessings and transit to being a landlord instead.

Virus continues to grow, too many negatives now for me unless I wanted to invest in a high quality REIT that pays a solid monthly dividend.

My closing on a flip house is being delayed due to "corona virus".

If anything I might wade into stocks as the virus slows, but that, of course, is super risky. 

But this virus likes everyone and should one of your tenants become infected, you'll be left with a virus infected unit that only an expensive deep clean will make livable again.  

Unfortunately with our current crisis on the Corona-virus I foresee a lot more houses back on the market and better inventory in the near future. 

It sounds as if we may be able to as self employed get paid back 1/4 of last years salary (equivalent to 4 months) if can show work was affected by virus.

During normal times (the virus is not normal times), I would think 5% long term appreciation is not aggressive, but I would choose more conservative of 3% or 3.5% in my projections.  

There was $325k in actual profit potential on this deal before the virus hit.