Luckily our property managers are holding strong and we haven't had much push back (yet, I'm guessing) on our properties but would be curious to hear from other's on here with vacant properties on what they are seeing or experiencing with listings and showings for rental units. 

If the estimate is right, I'll pull the trigger on the deal and give the contractor strong consideration if your background/references checks out!

If the property would still have a strong DSCR, that's a conversation to have with your lender.

Demand is still strong right now. 

The most important thing you can do is find a strong team.

(We feel pretty strongly that any/all of our investments need to be close to hospitals or colleges so that if we move out of short-term rental, there are other options.)

If the landlord wished to work out a payment plan to accommodate the issues brought on by this emergency than I strongly recommend it be done in a stipulated agreement that comes after the service of an unfiled unlawful detainer.

Also got our weekly update from our title company that does analytical on sales and we went from slight sellers advantage to strong sellers advantage based on sales and lack of inventory. 

@Todd Strong I like your optimism Todd.

I am a sponge looking for the right people to work with and build strong relationships.