A lot of my tenants are artists/creatives, who work in service industry to pay their bills.

We own several commercial industrial/flex buildings across Oregon, Washington, Utah and Texas.

Greetings everyone,I have no idea where to start with this but if anyone has a suggestion on who to contact in order to get either the government or banking/mortgage industry to jump in and work on allowing a stoppage of mortgage payments until, at the very least, they allow businesses to reopen; please let everyone know.I'm not stating anything that we already don't know, but there are going to be millions of people who aren't able to pay mortgages or rent in the upcoming months.

Opportunistically - The failure rate in this industry is very high.

Real Estate Industry is a great potential for growth and life balance. 

What is the industry percentage standard if we were to work out an equity deal when the property is sold?

Early next week will be a good indicator but all of us in the REI industry are operating like normal, as much as we can.  

Originally posted by @Bob Collett:Hi Bob,Here is an article about what some of the larger players in the industry are doing right now: https://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/article/tenants-landlords-coronavirus-income-job-houston-15140121.phpAlso, President Trump has invoked some kind of special war powers, maybe it will allow him to address this situation on the minds of so many renters and owners. 

I'm fairly well versed on reporting long term rental income, but I'm just new to the STR industry and would really like input from those who have already experienced this, before I reach out to a tax specialist. 

It may shut down the entire PA real estate industry.