At best they prevent an infected person from spewing the virus out when they cough/sneeze etc..... but the virus can penetrate the mask the other way pretty easy....

Cover coughs and sneezes    c.

BTW, I know a lot of people on here would not think that $2,500 per month would get a quick renter, but this is Brooklyn.Within 6 days of ads, I got 40 inquires, 5 applicants and I took the best one which was a YOUNG couple that made $200k combined income plus had $200k in savings or an IRA.I don't really have experience with a higher priced apt like yours around the $5k range, but maybe my rental is annedotal.It seems to me that there are a lot of people who are considering low density buildings like ours to be highly desireable because of the Pandemic.It makes sense because you can pretty much isolate yourself and you don't have to go into an elevator, potentially breathing in someone's germs who may have just sneezed or coughed while you are within 6 feet of each other.For the Garden Apt, it's exceptional to have at this time of year as well.

. $500k of equity is nothing to sneeze at.

But $4,000 is nothing to sneeze at.So then the answer is whether to stay in Colorado or go out-of-state. 

That's one sneeze away from pneumonia.

Not a home run, but nothing to sneeze at.

Specifically, Johns Hopkins has already clarified the “several hours to several days” study, which suggests a far lower likelihood of anyone contracting COVID-19 from a hotel or STR stay versus riding a crowded bus, having someone cough on them while buying 80% off tiger shirts at Wal-Mart, or getting takeout from the local fast food joint that just happened to have one of their employees sneeze as they were packing up your food (which by the way, are all still businesses and experiences we are all exposed to). 

However to make 10% net on a 500k ( $50,000) is nothing to sneeze at for 90 days of work. 

After $15,000 in repairs, purchase costs, holding/financing costs, and selling costs, you're looking at a net profit of around $13k.Now, that's nothing to sneeze at.