This begs my next question, do you get weigh in from your investors on something like this, since it's a capital event? 

I have reached out the the Secretary of Commerce to inquire if property owners will be given similar protections to enable us to catch up or in the event of a foreclosure to ensure a change of ownership will not affect our residents.

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She gets to close her home in this middle of this crisis and I have a little bit of insulation in the event I am unable to rent the home in the near term.  

Only 3 properties but to me it is important to have some cash aside just in case the worst possible events could happen.

Here is the language that I was given by my agent to use in the contract:Notwithstanding any other provisions of this Agreement, the parties agree and acknowledge that in the event either the Buyer, Buyer’s lender, Seller, any of their respective service providers, government agency or any other agency becomes the subject of a voluntary or mandatory COVID-19 virus quarantine or closure prior to or at the time of Closing, or if Buyer or Seller is the party to another transaction that is delayed as a result of a voluntary or mandatory COVID-19 virus quarantine, that results in the parties inability to perform on the Closing Date, the closing may be automatically extended by either party for a period of up to ten (10) business days after such quarantine or closure order is lifted, up to a maximum delay of thirty (30) days unless the parties otherwise mutually agree to extend the performance date further.

Unforseen events always happen.

I think most investors will get through this fine.Risk in Real estate is really downplayed.. until you have a big event  the GFC..

We don't want to be too hasty with the decision, especially given the current world event.

Almost every MF property in Fayetteville is grossly over priced.Given recent events - you are probably in even worse shape.