It sounds to me like you can't afford to sit on a vacancy (or three) so you're asking the Seller to take a loss.

What is going to happen to loss making startups and their high income employees living in trendy urban centers? 

Hello,We sold some properties in Oklahoma in 2019 at a loss. 

I believe the loss of rent would allow me to pull the money out of the account even though my current job where the 403b account is held has not been negatively effected.

That can give a triple whammy to a residential landlord with a big headache and reduced anticipated returns to even a partial or almost complete loss of investment.I am born and raised in GA 45 years so far and not a big fan of certain areas.

It's April 1st, so I assume at least some of you are experiencing income problems, either late payments from tenants or possibly no payments due to tenant job loss.

We believe that either of these actions would materially increase the risk of unnecessary loss or otherwise avoidable problems for the vast majority of our investors who have not requested to redeem and intend to stay invested for the long term.We recognize that the current coronavirus pandemic is evolving every day and therefore the situation may change rapidly.

When they do move out, you need to make a reasonable attempt to find a replacement tenant and re-rent the property so that you can "mitigate your losses".  

Any additional loss you suffer will probably not be covered under the policy. 

It is a substantial loss as we are unable to fill the airbnb space and the subtenant lease is significantly below market rate.