Best to double check:https://mountainx.com/news/ash...

When I posted a few days ago, the death rate in Colorado was less than 900.https://krdo.com/news/top-stories/2020/05/15/colorados-state-health-dept-revises-method-of-counting-covid-19-deaths-878-deaths-as-of-friday/1% of 5,500,000 is 55,000 so Colorado isn't even close! 

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but you're going to need more money than that for a 3 family,especially move in ready.

Get used to it, tenants know what the market is and COVID is the buzz for the coming global cataclysm if you watch the news. 

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-05-12/if-landlords-get-wiped-out-wall-street-wins-not-renters

It's also helpful to remember that scant few of the talking heads we see on the news screens and the people writing that content are real estate investors. 

The good news is this is very straight-forward too, and can make a significant positive improvement. 

The good news is that if you can isolate the problem area it should be a relatively simple fix.  

@Luke H.The crushing news first. 

hello BP family,i just bought my 1st multi unit property in los angeles last july and currently have a young couple living in the back unit. the couple has not been able to pay april and may rent due to covid-19. i've been very open with them and have tried to promote open communication in regards to setting up a plan on getting the rent paid but all they say is "we can't pay rent right now" mind you they never gave me a letter stating this, or any other forewarning. i also noticed that they just bought a new suv and sports bike which has me scratching my head. i know that at the moment landlords have their hands tied, but is there anything else i can do?