Is your account/landlord/owner been harmed from the virus- as in not getting rent-maybe.

You really don't know what their plans are at this point, and guessing or assuming will almost certainly get you in trouble.It seems to me that the current virus situation likely makes it difficult to find new renters for the next month or more. 

My personal view is that equities haven’t completed their fall, and just like 2008, it will take about 12 months or so to reach the “bottom” of the Corona virus market.

That being said, with the Covid-19 virus and so many people out of work, having section tenants is a real advantage. 

I am considering an RE that, after value add, projects near neutral at 80% LTV (I would definitely purchase if not for the virus uncertainty). 

Surprisingly, many don't realize that with exception of an elevated body temperature, carbon monoxide poisoning symptoms mimic and as such are often misdiagnosed for the flu.

Lending will be tight for foreign investors due to the virus. 

However, with projects like these being cancelled, and the commercial real estate sector on the verge of being pummeled due to the virus, there will be a dearth of construction activity hence will lead to lower prices once again.  

We've put up a listing up for the second room just before the virus hit, but have avoided showing because of stay in place orders.

In our current instance, there is uncertainty about the level of economic distress that the trump flu will exhibit on the country.