I was given a choice of either: A.not utilizing all this government aid, putting myself at risk of a deadly virus that would have been much more risky for me, not having to deal with how miserable working in the restaurant industry is—terrible and fluctuating schedules, loss of much of my ability to enjoy a life outside of work because of the loss of my evenings weekends and holidays, abusive and entitled customers who treat you like you’re a servant and bark orders at you, management and ownership that are indifferent or overtly hostile to you over the smallest things—I’ve been written up over eating a piece of bread during a 12 hour shift when I had not eaten all day and was not allowed even a five minute bathroom break at one point.

The full guts are overbid by construction companies and other hard money loans.I also need to shield my W2 and LLC income from taxes so I'm happy to accumulate properties that appreciate well and rent quick, even if they come at negative cash flow.

So to the add lights to the outside advice.If you do that--be aware on a daily (nightly) basis for the bulbs to be partially unscrewed, knocked out with rocks, or shot out with firearms.They are not wasting effort on doing this for nothing.It's a simple plan ahead for a break-in, (or rapes) to take place in the newly created shadows.Best time to check is just before the lights go on, 45 minutes later may be too late.A rag on a hand shields the heat for even the hottest bulbs to be wiggled loose.Bad guys do this--bad guys are typically armed with firearms.Be careful--it's not a Sunday walk in the park--they don't want you to find their disabled lights.Fix them one night and they will magically be out the next night.Good Luck!

Unfortunately I put my losses from the virus up to that point, I guess I should have put my projected losses for the year?

We are in the middle of a once in a lifetime perfect storm where the stock market is crashing but will quickly recover after the virus dies down.

@Mark F. the Corona Virus lead us to reconsider our liquidity.

May be some folks here are very optimistic and others very negative, but have into account,  property prices right now vs cash flow, ( another story from 2012 -17)plus high risk with all this virus craziness; id wait a little before investing in anything, my 2 cents.

The defendant shall bear the burden of producing evidence of increased costs for household necessities or reduced household earnings due to the COVID-19 virus.

It demonstrates the spread of a theoretical virus in a restaurant. 

And the kid's school made us go to their bus stop everyday to pick up their breakfast, lunch, and dinner packs, so with the virus we really did not feel safe walking to the bus stop and carrying all that food back, so we had to get or fix our car to be able to get the kid's food.