Are there any links to articles on this topic? 

Good topic that only a few talk about.

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I posted a similar thread topic not long ago about seeking desktop appraisals.  

Many of them are looking for Banks that will give them the time of day.The EIDL was practically a bait and switch - when the program first went live the SBAs web page on the topic did very very little advise people of the restrictions.

While talking about different types of assets is within the general nature of the original posters topic (recession proof real estate) your specific situation you might want to create a separate thread or contact me on here directly.I want the original posters thread to stay on general topic.For exercise I go running these days. 45 years old and I run 15 miles at a time at least 4 times a week.

I didn't want to overload a single topic so here's the other part.Really, this has to do about civil vs criminal and moving forward.

Also, start a line of communication with your lender(s) now, if you have not already, regarding refinancing.I know we already got a little chat going, but I'd be happy to discuss these topics too with you if you'd like.  

If we did add some additional structure to move into and landed on a favorable sale price it could mean we live rent free or for very little (not accounting for how you'd finance the cost of building the ADU).I don't really have anyone to bounce ideas off of so I am using this forum to lean into for advice on the topic.

Yup, I posted about this last week. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/530/topics/817582-coming-soon-to-a-vacation-town-near-youSTR owners need to get ready to weather the storm no matter where you reside.