I only see two options: some sort of open-ended contingency or an offer low enough to cover the risk. 

If they can't fix them, then I'll back out and losing 1000 worst case scenario will not be the end of the world.

If things don't turn around quickly but instead get worse, all businesses closed for a couple months (think worst case scenario) most tenants will lose their income and therefore be unable to pay.

It will probably take a year or more to sort out what happened over the last few weeks (and is still going to be happening over the next few)

https://www.globest.com/2020/03/20/bankers-reluctant-to-loan-money-in-coronavirus-low-interest-rate-environment/Has anyone else seen this sort of thing happening to their deals?

Worst Case could be much more dire, many deaths, greater economic impact, etc. 

As we’re approaching the second and third week of tenants possibly being impacted by Covid-19 furloughs I’m curious if anyone knows of resources we can share with tenants when they approach asking for forbearance or payment plans.I know KS has put a halt on judicial processes for evictions and whatnot, so I’m curious if they also have setup some sort of funds or programs to help ppl get through a rough month or two?

If your ads show up over and over and FRIGGIN OVER and GADAMNIT OVER AGAIN.... people will see you as an authority of some sort and they associate that will some measure of credibility.You first assessment is correct.Not only continue marketing but double your marketing budget.

Worst case scenario - I hold off on the refinance and just rent it out without worrying about any mortgage paydowns. 3.

Education system: one of the worst in America.