No mention of partial payment, asking landlord for temporary reduced rent, nothing.

Frequently it’s a temporary issue and the person would have needed only a couple of weeks to make it up, but then the late fees start piling up.

That won't be as conclusive, but I may be able to find something for you.IMO - Tenants are temporary problems.  

The temporary measures that are required can be a hugh expense that you dont get back. 

So, I  have always wondered why the FHA 3. 5% with permanent PMI is usually touted as an introduction vs conventional with less than 3.5% downpayment and temporary PMI. 

It's possible that if your negligence did cause the problem, your insurance might cover the cost of temporary lodging for the tenant.

If you will have negative cashflow, I would suggest you rather sell it, unless you can foresee that the downturn will be temporary and you can float the negative cashflow as the rents increase, etc.

Because the coronavirus (although temporary) is shutting down retail and restaurants.

Wait till spring unless you are willing to tent the house and provide temporary heating that's not those torpedo tube blasters. 

Of course, Renting is temporary but with the prices here, it would a looooong time to come up with a decent Downpayment.