With its percentage of bookings the last few years, I thought they would never become LTR units again.I suspect we are in a decent position to handle the impacts of the pandemic to both our STR and LTR units. 

Attached is a guide for businesses to help manage and secure cash during times of crisis.https://www.navixconsultants.com/the-exit-playbook/business-response-to-the-coronavirus-crisis?

Now due to the pandemic, all Texas courts are closed, so I can't file for "writ for possession."

This pandemic is an act of God.

Her response was no, she is not going to allow any showings (her reason is Coronavirus health hazard from strangers).

I wouldn’t let this Coronavirus scare you into thinking you won’t get your unit rented.

I would do a m2m lease with inherited tenants until I got to know them so that you don't get stuck with a potential problem-- especially now with this coronavirus impacting your ability to evict in many jurisdictions.  

This unprecedented pandemic has put a full stop on my project. 

I was excited about it.Then coronavirus happened.

OUR lease at the apartments we've been living in isn't up until June 23rd, so we're ONLY in a hurry because FHA requires us to be.I see on here that evictions have been suspended at least through April.What we're seeking advice on is- should we get in touch proactively with our lender and see if they can suspend our move-in requirement until the pandemic has settled down, so as not to displace our tenants amidst society screeching to a halt?