Airbnb just announced today (March 30) that they've set aside $250 million to offset losses to hosts.The press release states, "When a guest cancels a reservation due to a COVID-19 related circumstance, with a check-in between March 14 and May 31, we will pay you 25% of what you would normally receive through your cancellation policy.

Since you are at 4 properties, you will not be able to go through the normal channels for a mortgage.

That is not a recipe for falling prices. (6 months of inventory is whats considered normal market balanced between buyers and sellers)

Normally it's an easy lift with this type of deal in this location. 

And of course, normal wear and tear cannot be withheld from deposit anyways.

It goes to their broker just like a normal commission would. 

I would assume you could sell like normal and the mortgage and HELOC would come off the top at closing.

The stimulus has already taken care of rent by adding $600/week to normal unemployment benefits for 4 months!

While this is expected in a normal time it is even more of an issue today. 

Always feel like not getting as good a value if book isn't long. for physical copy, still expensive on eBay & Amazon (normally sign book is really good)