If you have an air bnb unit you should consider listing it in furnishedfinder.com this website specializes in renting to travel nurses.

I think measures should be taken to avoid greater potential damage to the economy, but I don't think that landlords should be forced to take it on the chin either.

Cats can do more damage financially than  a C.19 vacancy.

The two main cons I can think of are summer vacancies and a higher potential for property damage.

Im not in California but here in Michigan all evictions have been shut down unless there is excessive damage or an immediate health hazard.

Worth noting, both of these instances are with really bad tenants (not paying, causing damage, overall terrible individuals) so my compassion meter for coronavirus is on a .5 out of 100.  

I don't care if the cows come home, Corona is in the air, or if the stock market took a dump...

Dom, for the money (typically $250 to $300) you can't go wrong, they should tell you the age of the roof, the age of the air conditioning unit and any electrical or plumbing issue. 

. * Air b and b investments repurposed to longer term rental housing*

If not, you might want to learn what damage they are accused of causing assuming they have a deposit in the current rental.