The news outlets are reporting two different things from the press conference - tax season was extended, and time of payment was extended.

CV19 might present deals with people with liquidity.I also expect the stock market to start to bottom after another 15% drop.

If any of our owners behaved the way you were I wouldn't have an issue dropping them. 

united way has a relief fund: https://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2020/03/17/united-way-launching-fund-to-help-central-ohioans.html

Then a recession occurs, where that property dropped in 40% value.

Ther's a national apartment association advocacy grouphttps://www.naahq.org/advocacyhttps://www.naahq.org/news-publications/democratic-municipal-officials-calls-congress-support-rental-assistancehttps://www.naahq.org/advocacy/action-center/advocacy-365You can also sign petitions and join apartment associations it seems

That will affect evictions since we are a non judicial foreclosure state.I'm waiting for the hammer to drop since we have an eviction going in Sacramento, CA.

Are you seeing a drop in demand the last 2-3 days from say 1-2 weeks ago?

Without including government intervention, I would prepare for more loan defaults, the potential for real estate values to drop, and less capital that investors are willing to make into riskier investments.

But since Coronavirus news  Im not to sure what to do now.My Tenant is already moved out.The plan was to sell it and invest some of the cash into another property but now considering renting it out again and waiting to see how the economy plays out.My contractor is waiting for an answer from me to either do "Rental standard" construction or Flipping.