We should all be able to temporarily withstand even a few months with no rents. 

OP I hope your deal works good for you, just make sure you've exhausted all your resources to make sure.

Fewer locations I feel would be easier to manage (number of tenants/placing/dealing with tenants not withstanding.).

Especially ones with modified exhausts or motorcycles.Other than that, it is close to shopping highway, arteries and it's decent location.I plan on renting the property after about a year or so. 

The market tends to go up over time (other factors not withstanding, e.g. neighborhood getting better or worse).

Curious of everyone's thoughts, we weren't planning on a vacation home for another 3-4 years but if that's the case I think we'd be crazy to wait.While I must admit, I have not read any of the other posts (I'm exhausted from grinding + having 2 kids under 4 in a tiny apt), so this may have already been touched upon.Out east, the rental market has gone crazy with people trying to escape NYC. 

You can still use the existing chimney for the gas hot water heaters to exhaust, if you use gas for those, and it should be big enough to handle three of those (typically 40K BTU per HWH so 120K BTU total which should be within capacity of that size of chimney).

Somewhere it mentioned initial SBA funds are exhausted but businesses are still signing up for applications on banks portals.

Once they have exhausted these resources, we have asked them to provide proof of either having been laid off or that their hours have been significantly reduced due to COVID-19, then pay what they can. 

Exhaust those options first before you go the hard money route.