Fed fires it's biggest bazooka shot in history and futures DOWN!!

Many if not most of my multifamily investments have already suspended distributions, and I expect that my commission and revenue sharing income will take a hit as well through the duration of this pandemic and possibly beyond.Right now, cash is king, and cash + debt is far better than little/no cash and little to no debt. 

The biggest Challenge was doing $30k worth of work ourselves when I was still working a 60 hour a week job and my partner (Girlfriend) lived 2 hours away.

Now, one of the nation’s biggest banks is joining New York in stating that borrowers can pause their mortgage payments. 

What I do know, is that companies are getting absolutely hammered with very little revenue coming in, coming to job losses...people can't afford payments which will mean foreclosures- and with a high supply and low demand.

2008 Las Vegas Strip Revenue declined say 30-35%. 

RE is doing the best of the 3 and my STR revenue is down ~50% for March. 

You can prove you're facing hard times such as tenants not paying rent, lost Airbnb revenue, or you lost your job then your lender will change your payments and take them on the end of your mortgage.

The expected annual revenue per unit then will be around $20K and total annual revenue for 4 units will be $80K.3.

I am floored by all of this, what are the biggest pitfalls I need to keep my rose-tinted lenses open to seeing?