The biggest challenge I see is that the lot is located near a Mobile park.

More importantly how our economy will likely not be able to bounce back from so many lost jobs/income over the next 2-3 months (avg American has $400 in savings) and revenue for small businesses/fortune companies alike. 

What's your biggest challenge at the moment?

https://www.nydailynews.com/coronavirus/ny-coronavirus-senator-gianaris-calls-for-rent-suspension-new-yorkers-20200319-unw3kcrtbnhvbnvkvymskhjdv4-story.htmlI'm not sure what to say other than a 25% decrease in annual revenue (and three months without any) would be catastrophic for almost everyone I know in the business. 

In Florida you can call the Florida department of revenue and get a letter stating I am current.  

The biggest trigger perhaps the lending and we don't know exactly what will happen with that. 

I received an email from Washington, DC notifying all DC small business owners that DC will start taking applications for the $25 Million Microgrants fund starting today March 24, 2020.Requirements to apply:1) 2017 & 2018 tax Returns2) 2019 P&L Statement3) Schedule of Liabilities4) Business is located in DC 5) Business License is up to date6) At least 25% of your revenue must be lost due to COVID-19More info:WWW.CORONAVIRUS.DC.GOV/RECOVERYI won't need this resource but posting in case someone in DC does.Luckily all but one of my properties in DC is leased by a Federal government employee and they are all still working.SBA also sent out an email to DC Small Business about their SBA Disaster Relief Loan for COVID-19.

Zillow has shuttered their ibuying program within the last week.Realtors in my area (& this is prior to covid-19) are spending wasting less and less money on them, this was Zillow's primary revenue stream for years. 

“The biggest part of employer expense is rent.

The biggest problem with MO is first off smoking rates are decreasing world wide.