Let's hope they get through these tough times. 

I’m all for low money down but make sure you either have the cash or the cash flow to get you through tough times including long vacancy

Just looking at pics show them in bedrooms etc.HDTV will be tough on a 4:3 screen.

If we keep cutting off large sectors of the economy (elective medical procedures - all food service workers, hair dressers, schools, event/promotion industries) for another 4 weeks - you will see a super cascade effect in the economy that could be where we have 30%+ unemployment. 

Lower end markets are being hit FIRST. but I think they will rebound quicker and easier then the mid-high end markets. for instance the people who are employed in those lower end markets are also some of the highest rate of "essential" workers. so I think what will happen is the mid-high end markets are going to suffer from lack of consumer spending that will likely come from wage loss from people in those 2 lower classes. the owners of those consumer goods and services will suffer. 

I think they can be tough sells in some ways. but also easier in others.

Hosts brought with them cleaning services, interior designers and property-maintenance workers who helped build miniature property empires—so their plight has ripple effects that go far beyond their own listings.Airbnb hosts saw $1.5 billion in bookings vanish in mid-March as the travel industry froze, according to market-research firm AirDNA LLC, which analyzes bookings.

It's tough to say given the state of the COVID-19 crisis.

If what you want to do is just buy investment properties (and not live in them), you're going to have  a tough road ahead.

@Kyle Wahl Always tough to make recommendations without all of the details, but I’ll make assumptions... as mentioned, if you can pay off the credit card debt the return far exceeds any buy and hold I’ve found.