Podcasts are awesome for breaking up a quarantine day!! 

Do you think there will be a break for landlords on taxes, water, pollution and other utilities paid by the landlord?

Sounds like you want someone to BREAK IT DOWN. #1- I'll point out, if you're an attorney you should be very very familiar with "every state is different regarding laws ".

In my state it would be the division of consumer affairs, they could bring down a world of trouble if the landlord is acutally breaking any laws with how they have their property. 

But if it does last through the summer, this is going to absolutely devastate STR in the northern half of the US.Make no qualms about it, it will be absolutely devastating to the Jersey shore, Cape Cod, the Maryland and Delaware beaches, Woodstock, everywhere, northern Michigan, the great lakes, this will absolutely devastate STR in the northern half of the US as they pretty much only take in revenue during the summerThat said, it will also be tough on  vacation rentals in the southern US, but they should be much better positioned to weather this as they tend to get business during my most months of the year and aren’t so dependent on summer revenue like the northern half of the US is  I’ve always really liked the year-round revenue thing not just because it lines my pockets year-round but also because I know that if something goes wrong at my house and I have to take my house out of commission for one or two months to fix it, I know that I have a steady stream of year-round revenue having houses in the south so it doesn’t really matter if I miss one or two months any time of the year.I know many people who own vacation rentals here in the north and I’ve seen what happens if something breaks in their house or their house floods and they miss July and August seasons, it kills them for the year.

How much do you need to break even?

I wanted to ask what added value that finding and maintaining one, might have over incrementally breaking down their functions to others:1.

The place doesn't break even until both sides are paying $2000/month in rent. 

or at what point is the break even?

I would look up refinance calculators online and punch in all the numbers, they show you at what year you break even and how much you will save.