When things get back to "normal" there are going to be a lot of unemployed people out there.I'm not trying to attack you here but please do some research on this.

From a normal standpoint as single investor/operator I would create LLC's for each asset of real estate I plan to develop and hold/sell.

My approach is to have a loan in process unlocked until we have normalized rates again...but someone else may have a different perspective.. 

I am 1000% sure he will be working with his tenants in many different ways to keep his business running smooth.. its a normal sentiment to want your rent paid, but reality is going to come into focus here.. there are simply good people that are not going to be able to pay..

Whether we’re looking at properties, cold-calling, deploying new marketing tactics to generate leads, underwriting deals, or having the ability to watch the morning shows without rushing through our normal routines, one thing is certain.

Meanwhile, we're hunkered down but have very little contact with other people in the course of our normal week other than activities that have been cancelled/postponed.

I wouldn't expect to go back to normal life until a vaccine is available (typically take around a year I hear).All in all, this is yet another example that this economic system was good while it lasted, but it's time that we evolve or the pitchforks are coming

Dogs and cats have claws which do more damage to floors than normal wear and tear from humans. 

That's for some tenants who do not pay on time, and a property I'm not collecting market rent for (normally rents at $2,600 but missed rental season so renting at $2,000).What should I do? 

Planning for some vacancy is normal.