It might be wise to leave the rent as is considering what the pandemic issue is these days. 

Due to the pandemic, the hosts have cancelled until further notice so it will be difficult to find an event to attend in the next couple of weeks.

There is a lot of uncertainty, but just like the pandemics of the past, this will pass and things will recover.  

ASAP: In response to the coronavirus pandemic, all rental property owners should contact their local and state rental property owner associations. 

This "event" was caused by an unforeseen pandemic and not by the multiple underlying factors that led up the previous meltdown.

I myself am anticipating 100% non-payment on my rentals.More food for thought: Looking into past pandemics such as the 1886 Small Pox, it wasn't the first wave (the one we are currently in) that was the largest problem....it was the second wave that crushes the medical systems.

My apologies for the late response, I am in the the retail grocery business, and we have been very busy since the pandemic.  

@Jade N.You said the property cash flows but is that based on the calculations before this pandemic started, or did you run your current rental market numbers based on the current state of the market?

@Jared Sandler are you able yo work from home during the pandemic? 

I have discouraged tenants from using a credit card with Tellus (charge back risk is always there with a CC, and nobody likes paying the fee for using the CC).But maybe suggesting that they use a credit card might make some sense under the circumstances due to this pandemic.