Renters talk to your landlord to see if they will reduce your rent during this COVID-19 self-isolation period if you need to.

I had about 4 days vacancy and I filled up 43 nights to an EMT that wants to self isolate from her family.

Then I would act accordingly, if the building has an issue I would address it immediately and if the issue is isolated to the unit, I would see what the tenant wants to do.

Which is funny, because I would think if were scared of the virus, being isolated up the mountains and out of the city is exactly where you would want to be! 

@Paul Ouellette I just have to assume that is an isolated event.

Isolate the maintenance and turnover (they are different). 

I have friends that have been remote workers for years, they are always slightly isolated and introverts, those are the ones that can do it for many years.

Isolated.

Another might be Census.gov - they have data tools that can be used to isolate data sought.Some landlords invest to build equity (having the tenant pay for the property, PLUS the property increases dramatically in value over time).

But finding the balance has been difficult.The irony of this social isolation is that I want to spend even more time with my 9 and 8 years old.