How do you handle helping someone get their stuff moved out? 

Also, Boomers are notoriously fond of their "stuff", so self-storage facilities should continue to do well.Bolster your portfolio with those assets.

It will Be prudent, from an investing perspective, to see how hard less densely populated areas will be hit by the economic impact of the crisis, if not by the virus itself.The key lessons are to have adequate reserves, use leverage responsibly, look for diversification across areas and types of properties and lastly, have a defensive playbook for when it’s needed. 

Are you looking to do stuff out of state or do you want to stay local?

I've seen stuff in the $2000 to $5000 range but you're taking a big risk if you don't get things set up properly.)Before you search for an attorney that specializes in drafting these documents (and spending the money that entails), you should have a clear idea of what your business plan will be.

Start looking at your local MLS or Zillow to see what stuff is listed and selling for.

You only have to worry about it if you believe in that stuff.  

I was buying stuff in 2009 for lower prices than those same houses were selling for in 1985. 

We are very lucky to have a free place to live on the water, but that also means we have never purchased real estate and not familiar with living on land anymore... stuff like prices for lawn care, flood insurance, garbage removal etc.

Just some stuff to think about