I am new to the game, and trying to figure out what set of tools I'm going to use going forward in my analyses.

Don't get me wrong, I'm sure some survived and are great at the property game, but it is categorically a different, saner time in American real estate today, a fact that this website and the company behind it have played a significant role in.So the banks aren't going to stop lending.

RE is a long game, rushing it only gets people in trouble. 

However, it almost seems like the rules of the game have totally changed this time, so I think that it'll be a very different experience from any of the previous ones in our nation's history.

I am trying to find the details of a game or exercise that a BP Real Estate Podcast guest discussed. 

There are tons of books and great podcasts on REI that will put you ahead of the game and you will add great value to your mentor. 

Side note, the tenants Dad has been paying the rent for the past year, he also forked up the security deposit, so I feel like they have no nose in the game at this point.  

All casinos and bars are shut down, and no sit down at restaurants.

Research the protected classes in reference to fair housing- any questions you want to ask that don't reference those classes is fair game. 

So I warned that landlords of working class tenants better build up cash reserves.Our game plan, when the tenants cannot pay, is to carry them, and have them pay 110% every month, once they're able to get back to work, understanding that if the lockdown lasts three months, it may take them two to three years to get back into good standing.