I am in the middle of a cash out refinance.

If it were me I'd sell as that is a small town in the middle of nowhere that I wouldn't want to invest in long term. 

Comps are a nearby repair facility sold 4 years before (dead smack in the middle of the Great Financial Crisis) a much smaller building a couple miles away with no parking and zoning that was more prohibitive and would not suit my buildings purpose, 3 years after it's sale.

Government handouts are actually increasing income for people at middle income and lower.

But also remember the 1% rule is more applicable on the east coast than in the midwest, your cashflow numbers are not likely going to look near as good as Kansas or other markets such as Birmingham lol.

It seems to me that a hotel in the middle of or just about to start a PIP could be ideal.

Eng, born somewhere in the Middle East.

@Doron Rice I watched a webinar yesterday by Otteau Group, He basically said that for the next couple of months the RE market is pretty much going to be dead, especially here in the North East.  

I'm interested in the East side/Hope street or the Atwells/Broadway areas of Providence, RI.

Since we are in the middle of COVID 19 as a buyer I am skittish and with such tight margins would like to save as much as possible in case I am carrying a third mortgage( have one rental property townhouse and tenants paid full rent).