It’s a respiratory virus that the elderly or those with underlying immune system issues are most vulnerable as they already are with other viruses.  

There's certainly an underlying motive of greed prevalent in the world and this industry is not immune to it; and for that reason I ask, when is enough enough?

Avoid industries that are obviously at risk, but remember no industry is immune to competition and innovation.

If California is now the birthplace of civilization, then I guess it is immune to the things that happened to those insignificant places like Tokyo, Barcelona, London and Sydney.California is great again - no doubt.

Let me help you a bit with this: every part of FL can get hit by a cane.Orlando is far from immune, the key to remember is that most homes here are built to withstand canes.

The virus has weakened to the point where the only ones that will be seriously impacted are those with weakened immune systems which is the norm for all viruses. 

As the saying goes, 100% of all foreclosures are on houses with loans.The idea that someone is immune to this simply because they are a member of BiggerPockets is kind of strange.

Why anyone would run rentals in such immunity states boggles the mind !

The elderly who are not mobile (diminished lung condition) or any other health conditions (high blood pressure, diabetes, immune compromising conditions such as past cancer treatment) could increase the risk.

Lessons learned in the last month are rentals are not immune and proper reserves are a must.