@Heather Frusco It is obviously your prerogative to means test your tenants to determine if they need help.

I would definitely ask for rent rolls and get concrete evidence of what your potential tenants income(s) are at the moment.

This stuff rolls downhill. 

The bank requirements stated that the Contractor should test the kitchen floors and then encapsulate them, along with entire house.

Many governments are rolling out help for those who lost their jobs in addition to an unemployment benefits (don't know if you get that in the States). 

Although I'm not in the Atlanta Market my main strategy over the last year was flipping houses to gain short-term capital to roll-over to MF's.

Looks like Airbnb hosts will get some relief under the coronavirus stimulus package about to pass Congress.The current language includes two provisions that could help short-term rental owners that are struggling:Hosts testing positive for Covid-19, or hosts with family members testing positive with the virus, would be eligible to apply for unemployment benefits.Hosts are also eligible to apply for small business loans to cover your mortgage and utility bills and possibly independent contractors like cleaners.This will be welcome news to a lot of our clients in Denver and Colorado Springs (as well as Erin and I, as we own an STR duplex in the Springs with some partners).

It also is testing the idea of chasing cashflow with C and D class properties/neighborhoods. 

Agents are spending a LOT of time at home bored trying to find ways to keep the ball rolling and/or refining systems.

I'm not sure how many stimulus packages can be rolled out to cover the economy of the country.