And Denver is a strong market with low supply and high demand, and every indication is that over the next 10-15 years prices will continue to rise and with that, their equity goes up. 

If there is a project that can be done outside with minimal contact by 2-3 workers, that would probably still be ok. 

Granted real estate prices are a slow lagging indicator and there has been so much pent up demand, competition and good jobs and low rates, rents are up and prices up over 6% in my local area. 

In this covid-19 world, would you guys suggest I pay it in full, have no mortgage, and then HELOC for my next one or put minimal money down and go for a 30yr fixed since rates are so low? 

That and hire a property manager to minimize my mistakes.

The end of the month is approaching fast and my property managers are already receiving indication from a handful of tenants that they were recently let go of their jobs.

In an effort to encourage tenants who are minimally affected to pay rent on time, if April rent is paid on or before April 5, 2020, the tenant will receive a $75 credit towards their April rent.

Given you have full occupancy thus indicating good demand, I’d start marketing the salon space for a new user/use.The current madness will NOT persist very long given this is not a virus with high double digit fatality rates.The real issue is that your business as saloon isn’t working, so count your blessings and transit to being a landlord instead.

And don't think the most expensive is an indication of quality. 

@Jhon Restrepo Iv been buying shares in buys Indexes like DIA , SPY, QQQ , over the long term indices always head higher with less risks of individual companies.I bought some ROKU at 67 last week , it was way oversold.Of