As a result, consumer spending dropped, which led to overall economic trouble and massive unemployment.

Given the economic turmoil and the recent Covid-19 outbreak, I'm curious how folks are adjusting their due diligence on properties they might lend on? 

Try and demonstrate the economic injury the best you can.

I have never disagreed with “experts” more.

If it is for just a couple of weeks then I believe the economic impact will not affect the housing market in a significant way.

And even if it does slow down come summer (which experts aren't all agreeing that it will) the economy is going to suffer because a lot of people won't have money to spend.Thanks,Tim

Please share I think this is an important conversation to have, we welcome any type of feedback with respect to your business model, it's good to paint a picture and understand how everything may interconnect with our current economic situation with the occurrences of what is officially being called a pandemic.

Probably because the risk of default is higher due to economic uncertainty of the virus.

I know I’m asking you to look in a crystal ball but I figured some experts on here might have some sage advice.

As landlords, what can we do to best prepare ourselves to manage tenants who are going to be hit hardest by the economic impact of the Coronavirus?