So this $3000/month is not even half what rent is supposed to be. 

Purchase price: $155,000 Cash invested: $220,000 Purchased this distressed home right outside of University of Delaware and renovated the entire property: new roof, new windows, new siding, filled in an in ground pool, demoed flooded basement and added 4th bedroom, converted half bath to full, refinished kitchen, refinished hardwood flooring, installed LVF throughout home, new plumbing, new electrical, etc.

It is only a 3 and half hour flight to San Francisco.

We suggest at least half, and we will make a payment plan for them to pay back whatever amount they are behind once they are allowed to go back to work. 

Tenant-2 wants to stay in the house and finish out the lease (which is only a few more months) but he can only afford half the rent payment.  

I've heard that banks are tightening valuations by half a point compared to a month ago because if everything going on.

The house was built in 1940's and the material they've used is almost 2 inches thick with the tile.

Crazy idea...but have you tried to figure out how costly it would be to raise it a couple inches?

Hey Vinh, I'm from about an hour and a half south of Buffalo (tiny town called Clymer, NY right in the corner).

I was a plumber in a former life and we installed shortys in crawlspaces lots of times, and yes sometimes it required a half shovel.