If its their personal cleanliness, I think that's the most sensitive because it could be from a depression, disability, etc.. 

In the event any of my tenants were let go, I would do my best to help them find jobs as even in my main market, which is somewhat depressed, I know people who are always hiring good workers.

You never know what kind of anxiety, depression, hopelessness, or even suicidal thoughts these times are bringing another person.

We are in a recession bordering on a depression.

Great Depression Lasted 10 years. 

Now that is on a national scale, and thats why we have only seen housing prices retreat on a national scare twice since the Great Depression.

Given everything that is going on in the world today, it is pretty clear to me that we are headed for a global recession/depression due to the economic impact that will be felt worldwide from the Coronavirus.Hopefully I am wrong, but the signs are pointing this way...So to be as prepared as possible going into these time, through and coming out the other side, as this really being the first recession I have gone through that will impact me significantly (as the 2008/9 one I was young enough and going through post secondary education that the impact to me was minimal), I wanted to lean on the experience of those that have been through one of more recessions.Here are some of the questions that keep coming to mind:Previous experience:- how did you protect your downside and mitigate risk in your portfolio and personal finances when you realized where the economy was headed?

Rates may get even lower than now, and who know we might just hit a depression lol.

No government has ever plunged itself into a depression and purposely destroyed its entire economy and I do not think ours will be the first.

Great depression lasted 10 years. if we head towards depression hopefully we try to stimulate our economy with bridges & roads infrastructure & green initiatives.