Hi Jim, I'm not an expert on buying notes, but I see no reason for you not to flush out these deals despite the coronavirus pandemic.  

We've been closely studying how coronavirus is impacting several sectors of the economy, including retail, hospitality and housing. 

I have an out of state tenant in Nebraska that has lost her job due to her catching the corona virus.  

@Jeffery WilenThe title to the article was “Pa gov to ban short-term rentals amid Coronavirus”

Is anyone familiar with any laws they've passed either federally or in PA having to do with rent collections? I read something about halting evictions. Could a tenant who is struggling for money in these times refuse ...

I do not have the coronavirus, and I have not lost my job.

They can pay you anyway if they want to but I don't think you can force them to legally.I'd wait until you have more information if you have to replace carpets and if they died of coronavirus or not before doing anything, give it a few days or a week. 

Online home tours growing as a safe alternative in times of social distancing while real estate industry deals with sudden uncertainty.The sign outside the house says For Rent, but Eleanor Baker hasn’t been in a hurry to find tenants since the coronavirus pandemic took over Jacksonville’s life.

I'm looking in there Marietta/ Kennesaw area for some rentals but I'm definitely going to wait out this Corona Virus to start buying. 

I am working on a piece for a local paper about the impact of the coronavirus crisis on landlords in this city.