However, IMHO since no one yet knows what the new 'normal' will be, or how much the Chinese virus will affect travel and vacations, it is indeed a quandary.However, it seems to me that there will be a LOT of vacancies in general for retail shops, due to many going belly up from the lockdown. 

Showings may not be getting approved due to people in houses not wanting strangers walking through and spreading virus, etc. 

That windstorm happened during the shutdown but obviously has nothing to do with the virus.

I have a flu that does not seal well on a fireplace.  

What if someone gets a terrible virus?

This virus will not last forever and 2. people will continue to need a place to live(rental).With that said, what I've been doing with properties that I am picking up during the pandemic, is running my numbers much tighter(increasing vacancy, repairs and cap ex expense in my analysis) and factoring in 12 months of fixed property expense into my offers. 

@Curtis HallenbeckKeep in mind that in order to take a distribution or loan under the CARES Act you must have been impacted by the virus in one of the enumerated ways & your current account provider must allow you to take a CARES Act distribution or loan.

I have a upper lower duplex with shared heating and cooling, I'm a little concerned about this with this virus situation.

I would honor her request given the virus concerns.

Of the 140 units, every tenant has paid their rent on-time since the virus started.