I wouldn't expect to see cities cut real estate or personal property taxes as most of them are cutting budgets to keep essential services going as sales and meals tax collections have been all but wiped out at this point.

People still need places to live and the Navy is considered essential and probably not closing down.

I would consider providing housing to be an essential need and I think if questioned on it, you could reasonable argue housing is an essential need.

In Illinois the Governor just ordered all to stay at home except for certain essential employees.  

With a lease in place for $1500/mo, and based on an estimate with 25% down payment at 4% interest rate, monthly payment would be around ~$1000/mo, essentially all the rental income would cover the monthly loan amt and then some.

The tenant can still move into a new place as clearly housing is essential.

Does anyone know if the videos for the Financial Independence is still available? 

I essentially am planning to run Credit Check and Background Check each time - unless I hear otherwise from a majority that this could be an issue for this type of tenant.

I have a few contacts in the co-living space area, people who run cooperative living houses, and they have said the city of Denver essentially doesn't enforce any of this actively.

Dallas County just issued a “shelter at home” which allows essential services to continue to operate.