You can also provide food for free. 

And I would require proof of income loss before I make any decisions.

*Asked tenant to contact us if they are experiencing job loss, loss of hours, etc. so we could set up a plan for them now. 

It isn't the same because there are different problems this time, that may or may not affect RE, if we don't go into a prolonged recession we are likely to maintain the status quo, if we do the likely culprits to affect RE are oversupply due to people forced to sell because of job loss and a reduced buyer pool also due to job loss.

Forms DCE) shall be required.n If checked: Buyer and Seller agree notwithstanding that Buyer may have removed their loan contingency, if Buyer’sinability to fund their loan and Close Escrow is due to Buyer’s loss of income from COVID-19 related issues, theneither Party may cancel the Agreement and Buyer’s deposit shall be returned to Buyer, minus fees and costs incurredby Buyer.

@Darren LookerIf the mutual funds have an unrealized loss, it may make a lot of sense to sell the securities then transfer cash to the grandchildren to capture the loss, although it would generally be capital in nature (limited to a max net deduction of $3,000 per year). 

And wouldn't loss of rentals be last years rents minus this years rental as of now?

What should I put for loss of income?

My people need to know that they have food on the table and a roof over their head.

Has anyone spoken to their insurance companies yet regarding if a loss of rent policy is included if tenant's simply just cannot pay rent and by law cannot be evicted?