Your CPA has a narrow view that is specific taxes and accounting, I'm not diminishing his knowledge or advise, just giving a different view on a broad and complex theme.

As a result, a number of changes have been made impacting every division of the court and including suspension of jury trials in the civil division, restriction of general motions and housing court motions, the rescheduling of arbitration and Board of Viewers hearings, the postponement of all cases in the magisterial district courts, and stays on execution of orders for eviction or possession of residential properties.Individuals having business before the court are encouraged to read the complete Order of Court: http://j.mp/2Wlfd3w.

@Steve Balinski - you mention that you (sic)listened to MANY BP podcasts.....what is possibly the most common theme with the various guests?

Love to work with any of your buyers as well.I think the modern farm house will break up the old Portland style two story box's and we have the houses pre selected along with paint themes so it should look pretty cool ..

I know a few friends who are still ol skool but Zoom Call is the common theme now

@Joseph CacciapagliaI see that theme on BP alot- SFH are typical to start out in and simpler, but over time investors gravitate towards MFH and wish they started there.

https://www.nydailynews.com/coronavirus/ny-coronavirus-senator-gianaris-calls-for-rent-suspension-new-yorkers-20200319-unw3kcrtbnhvbnvkvymskhjdv4-story.htmlI'm not sure what to say other than a 25% decrease in annual revenue (and three months without any) would be catastrophic for almost everyone I know in the business. 

The eviction suspensions remain in place for the entire duration of time that a landlord remains in forbearance.As you put it, it seems to be the most logical option.  

There are ETFs/REITS that track hospitality, restaurants, theme parks...As Warren Buffet famously says "Risks comes from not knowing what you are doing"An aside, I don't get all the hate on stock buybacks.

Fannie and Freddie will grant owners of multifamily properties who are "negatively affected by the coronavirus national emergency" forbearance of mortgage payments... as long as they don't evict renters who are unable...