Admittedly there will be a LOT of those deemed 'non-essential' who will suffer financially & fall back to Guv welfare, but there seems to be an uncanny resilience to financial doom for most.

@Seth Larson can you imagine a scenario where the tenant refuses to pay anything, destroys the place, and essentially becomes a protected squatter?

If not, you have essentially no recourse and must wait for "the system" to do it's thing.I recall in 2008-09 when Section 8 did a cram down and reduced contracted rents by 10% in some cities. 

The photos look like the property has been updated and he says he has paper work showing upgraded electrical, hvac, roof, termite letter, etc. 

They are all still in my father's name, but I get the bills and pay them.The only thing I'm not paying is cable and internet because those are not essential. 

He's essentially giving renters permission to not pay for five months.

Essentially, you can take coal or landfill gas and turn it into diamonds.

One more reason to thank those "essential employees" who helped to drag us and our economy through all this craziness. 

You are essentially saying you don't know of any lead paint and you don't have records pertaining to lead paint.

I also don't know how long term capital decisions will be made when the majority is owned essentially by a board of directors, once my dad passes away.