WHen I first found out I was furious but calmly told her to immediately get them under lease.

You should be able to find great deals no matter if we are in a recession, or in calm waters. 

If you can show them in a calm way that you have a case against their E & O insurance and possibly a case for a prescriptive easement and anything else that's appropriate, then it's easier to get them to the negotiating table in a mood to settle with you fairly.In my opinion. 

If they don't sell, I'll rent them out again.Whatever you do, always remain calm, know that this situation is temporary and you do have options to improve your situation.

Keep calm and stay put!

I'm outside the building, can I see the apartment now".I calmly answer, "No".

Remember,Stay calm and keep looking for a good deal in real estate! 

:Originally posted by @Tom De Napoli:@Maurice SmithAs a citizen:Practice good hand hygieneStock up on a two-week supply of water and non-perishable foodStay home from work if you have signs and symptomsBe a good neighbor by checking in on elderly or vulnerable people in your communityAs an investor:Resist the urge to panic sell (or panic buy)Understand that over time the market rises and falls, but it inevitably rises again — assume you can’t time either Assume that some financial media sites and bizfluencers are incentivized to post headlines that appeal to the irrational part of your brain - try not to rise to the (click)baitMainly, keep calm and carry on...and wash your handsTom why do you recommend water stock ?

Keep your tenants happy by keeping them calm. 

It's emotional and extremely disruptive for them, so I found it best to show them they're getting a good deal in a bad situation, and they always calmed down and it was over with soon.I'd also require renter's insurance.