If so, see if you can raise the rent.

There is no immunity to it because it’s a new virus.

Whereas in a regular strike a worker asks for a raise or they shut down everything so there are at least options. 

But they had to go for another round of fund raising, in emergency, at low valuation:https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/06/airbnb-raising-1-billion-amid-fallout-from-coronanvirus.html

I strongly suggest completing at least one deal with your own money before raising money from private equity investors.

What makes Boston immune from a drop in economic activity with expected numbers like that?  

Being a city boy through and through (born and raised in NYC), there was a lot to catch up with but I feel like I've been doing a decent dent in my gap of knowledge. 

Being a city boy through and through (born and raised in NYC), there was a lot to catch up with but I feel like I've been doing a decent dent in my gap of knowledge. 

My dad died when I was six, raised by a single mom on government cheese, powdered milk, and most of my clothes were hand-me-downs and garage sale finds.

There are a range of options they could choose from, if they wanted.They could require that it be brought current.They could require 24 months of on-time payments post-deferment.They could raise your rate.