@John B.

My tenants come to me saying "I see that you gave unit B a brand new refrigerator with a water dispenser, I would like one of those too" so I know they are friendly with each other. 

My plan B would be to call my mortgage provided to defer payments.

I would say B is and always has been the most resilient pocket.

This is as opposed to walking in to a big conventional bank like B of A and asking for a loan, or from a local Ohio portfolio lender that will hold my debt and not sell it on the secondary market.  

There seem to be two camps for landlords/PM strategy:Camp A: Proactively reach out to tenants with new policies and procedures to include eliminating late fees or payment plans, etc.Camp B: Collect more information as things are changing.

For me, I focused more on B properties.

@Rachid B.

One SFH is in a B/B+ neighborhood and my duplex is in a C+ neighborhood. 

Also indicate safety is your absolutely 1 priority and you’ll be doing a,b,c which were the ONLY things the police had as suggestions since your building is already so safe and secure.