Lock outs aren't and won't be occurring for a number of months so it is vital that if you buy a property with inherited tenants that they are good and well veted.Another barrier is the change in the lending landscape.

Simple answer:  Yes.As the WHO has declared COVID-19 a pandemic it triggers force majeure. 

Perhaps a simple $100 extra a month to visit the property once a week.Perhaps this even leads to an arrangement on future properties.Boots on the ground : Partner Up!

After everyone goes back to work some people will no longer want a dog which might be good time for a "discounted" dog. i know simple fairly low $$ example. 

I would love something simple and prefer a semi-rural area with at least a quarter acre, no more than an hour drive from a good-size city.

To make it real simple, in your example it seems that Partner 1 could claim unreimbursed partnership expenses on his personal tax return / schedule E.

The process was idiot simple; the wait time was a little over 2 months.

If not, even a simple spreadsheet could suffice.

So I think when companies can't pay their bills due to the simple fact of not getting the revenue, banking will restrict in a large way.

They might have 1 or 2 employees and the rest is family so it's simple for them to open back up when the economy starts up again.