It will make the pandemic longer but will avoid many deaths due to the lack of intensive care availability.

Inform your tenants of the Covid 19 Pandemic Unemployment Payment program.

I was curious to know what actual or potential impact (if any) the current COVID-19 pandemic, Fed rate cuts, etc. would have on "hard money" lending and borrowing? 

We are all aware of the terrible pandemic and its economic struggles it has.

Journal of Accountancy Article Today:In a press conference on Tuesday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin announced that individuals and corporations can delay their tax payments for 90 days due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The 2009 H1N1 pandemic I would say is the closest to what we have going on.That being said, I get your situation and I can also see their's. 

Truth be told I think there is a lot of overreaction to the ongoing pandemic but you are also potentially playing with peoples lives and going against all the current recommendations of social distancing and recommendations to self-quarantine.Gloves, masks, and other PPE during showings is all good but it doesn’t guarantee that you won’t introduce a carrier into their apartment which will leave COVID-19 behind after the showing... you would be held liable if push came to shove.

Has there been any discussion here yet about governments potentially ceasing ability to collect rent for a certain time frame during this Covid pandemic.

I'm starting this thread to share info on the short term, immediate effects of the coronavirus pandemic as it pertains to the active management of note portfolios. 

Like past pandemics, this one too will pass.