I wanted to reach out for suggestions of similar effective sites.

Cold calls have been a good start to start generating business but want to explore every avenue that I can.Looking to talk to literally anyone, advice/investors/friendly voice/beginners to share experience.

Without knowing the full details, I'd suggest the following to get started.1)  If he is with one of the big name companies, you will want to call their TN corporate office and voice your complaint. 

Does this apply to only those directly effected by the virus? 

If you lever up to get to 10 units, how's that effect cash flow with 1-2 units vacant at any time?

With the grim economic outlook in mind, how can my investment be effected?

Erin and I are hosting a discussion about the effects of the coronavirus on real estate and lending in Denver and Colorado Springs this Monday, 3/23, if anyone is interested.

Maybe, I'm missing something here, please help me out if I am, but it would make more sense to me if the anticipated risk is was indeed delinquency, then the owners can better protect themselves by using the extra money to additionally beef up their own emergency reserve fund, rather than having it set in the property management companies emergency reserve fund.Dear "Company",Due to the recent outbreak of COVID-19, we are anticipating a spike in delinquency.In order to continue servicing the needs of the business, effective immediately, "Your Property Management Company" will raisereserves funds to cover the estimated cost for current work order requests that have either beencompleted or are assigned(if any), and that has not been billed to you before your monthly ownerdraw.

Tenants voiced being not happy about the rental premises but they have been living there for 2 months not paying rent. 

He will EITHER tell you "yeah you're good to go, these clowns are clowns," or he will tell you what is "really" going on so you can adjust aim and fire for effect.