Don't get me wrong, the danger is real, just ask the sick or the dead, but the stock market crash is, in my humble opinion, nothing more than fear and more fear.

Scenario:For a single-family home rental property, the HVAC inspection identified that the furnace had a defective heat exchanger and needed to be fixed as soon as possible (safety hazards).

Social distancing, stock market circuit breakers, and self-quarantining are becoming part of our daily lives.

Key stock indexes are down about -8%, Bonds (TLT) are up 5% and the panic continues.Our inbox is filling with questions from investors asking:Is my investment safe, is this 2008 all-over-again?

Key stock indexes are down about -8%, Bonds (TLT) are up 5% and the panic continues.Our inbox is filling with questions from investors asking:Is my investment safe, is this 2008 all-over-again?

you should advertise it as stocked with toilet paper and lysol!

Would love to meet to exchange knowledge and learn.

On the other hand, with the stocks being cheap, banks had started buying their own stocks.

Those that felt the need to hoard that item (no idea why) already did and soon the stores will be stocked and a lot of people have a 4 year supply so won't be buying more soon...Probably the same with cleaning supplies, hand sanitizer, bread, milk, eggs, flour and some of the other "empty shelf" items.

Typically, in situations like this I recommend considering that you sell your properties, do a 1031 exchange, and redeploy your capital into a larger MFR.