The Word of God and healthy reserves are two good ways to stay calm in times of trouble. 

In a decent area with schools and stores nearby, the park itself is a combination of RV and MH.

It has the rental calculator for now.​Please look for Biggerpockets Tools in the Play Store.

@Adam Soyak deductible is up to you and what you have as reserves.

But under pressure from the Federal Reserve, they agreed to stop doing that because they realize they'll soon have a problem. https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/16/investing/bank-stock-buybacks-coronavirus/index.htmlJust a reminder: FDIC cap is $250k per bank per depositorAll these shutdowns and confinements leading to less income and more expenses, aren't they put more pressure on cash? 

Basically it takes the storing of a tenant's property away, and no more moving companies paid for by the landlord. 

Those that felt the need to hoard that item (no idea why) already did and soon the stores will be stocked and a lot of people have a 4 year supply so won't be buying more soon...Probably the same with cleaning supplies, hand sanitizer, bread, milk, eggs, flour and some of the other "empty shelf" items.

It’s not a remarkable location but it is close to a highway and a turnpike, grocery store, community pool, and other other major apartments but far enough away where there’s seclusion from the other complexesHow do you suggest adding value to rationalize higher rent?

If the HOA has adequate reserves and cover exterior capex you could reduce it.

Also keep in mind you should have a reserve built up aside from the initial down payment to cover any larger expenses that pop up that you would need to address immediately (heat,AC, Roof appliances, etc...).