Or that I can fly to easily, preferably a direct flight within a couple hours, especially if within my business travel domain so I can get to a rental location for free on a work trip.

I am actively searching for my next deal, which will be any real estate asset class (residential apartment, commercial building, storage facility, trailer park, etc.) that has 16 units or greater, that has a potential value add opportunity, and that is relatively recession inelastic. 

They include some recommendations across all three phases including good personal hygiene and employers developing policies to ensure social distancing, testing and contact tracing.Phase one includes much of the current lockdown measures such as avoiding non-essential travel and not gathering in groups.

Our team is currently evaluating other options as a stop-gap (traveling nurses, small family, etc.). 

I live in the City of Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia and would be interested in any community in the metro-Atlanta area, but preferably north of I-20 since that is where I mostly travel for other reasons (including extended family - it'd be kind of nice if I could invest in or near an area where my folks live so I could drop by to see them more often while also looking for and managing real estate).

Admittedly, the carpet and padding in the bedrooms seem to be pretty thin, but just outside the bedroom there is a laminate floored hallway to the bathroom, which seems to be excessively noisy, especially when being traveled in the middle of the night. 

Renting to traveling nurses can be a creative solution to rent your model units.

Renting to traveling nurses can be a creative solution to rent your model units.Another idea is to offer your tenants the opportunity to switch to a security deposit insurance program.

Especially with this COVID-19 lockdown, I have to trust my builder there since I cannot travel there at this time.Good Luck!

You can consider renting month to month to traveling nurse or contractors