If your income has taken a hit as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak, or you fear it's about to, the good news is that you may be able to get some relief from your mortgage, credit cards, regular bills, utilities, car loan and more.

Glad to see your BOH contact was so excellent.

I then have a list in Excel of units, current end dates and rent, what the rent will be for this tenant if they stay, what rent we would charge for a new tenant moving in, when the apartment could be moved into (2 days after the lease end date typically, longer if upgrades are planned) and how much we will spend upgrading the apartment if the current tenants move out. 

Very positive news.

Everyone is scared right now and it could be fear based and bad advice based on some friends watching news report etc. but you either have to laugh that off with “you have to be kidding” if there is a small chance she is sane and workable or and this is much better DONT RENT TO HER.

(Source and more info:  https://www.cbsnews.com/news/minneapolis-fed-chief-says-small-businesses-need-forgivable-loans-60-minutes-2020-03-22/He offered that the Fed was prepared to print money if necessary and would flood the market to ensure 2008's financial disaster was not repeated. 

I am also working on completing my GRI(Graduate Realtor Institute) Designation, RENE(Real Estate Negotiation Expert) Certification, and the NAR program called C2EX(Commitment To Excellence) as well... 

President Trump has declared these states major disaster areas due to the Virus.According to FEMA, this gives these state access to federal assistance programs for emergency and permanent work, as well as needed emergency medical equipment.https://www.statesman.com/news/20200325/coronavirus-in-texas-trump-issues-major-disaster-declaration-for-state

Was just reading this article when your post came through.https://www.bisnow.com/dallas-ft-worth/news/commercial-real-estate/before-you-break-that-lease-over-covid-19-negotiate-first-brokers-say-103597?

I am not totally on top of the news, but thus far all I have heard about is government backed loans (FHA, VA, Freddie and Fannie).