The lender we're working with is rather flexible and wasn't really concerned what we do with the property so long as we can qualify and and can pay them. 

I'd be more concerned about any more major repair (electrical, plumbing, HVAC, roof, foundation, etc).

There is a shed on site, but I’m concerned this would be a fight if I let all 4 use it.

For me this is a major concern if not the biggest short term risk.

After explaining my concerns, the homeowner decided not to sign the contract.

I really think that when it comes to this time of chaos and fear, doing the right thing for those who booked prior to the pandemic announcement will pay bigger dividends in the future...All we can do is try to alleviate some of their fears and concerns and then let be what will be.Paul

There is a lot of incorrect information circulating for coronavirus, so for the most up to date facts, please visit: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.htmlThere is financial instability in the market due to concerns over the effects of the pandemic: businesses are closing, lots of people are not working, schools and other institutions are shutting their doors in the hope of slowing the spread.

We are also concerned about finding long term tenants for the single-family house. 

Hi Ontario landlords! I have a few tenants who works in restaurants and bars. Now that those are closed, I'm worried about their capacity to pay rent. I know they can apply for E.I., Landlord and Tenant board is stopp...

Everyone is concerned about what's going on and they are right to be.