Have you considered short term rental opportunites like healthcare workers who may be looking for short term housing during the Coronagenden to protect their families from infection.  

Here's a direct link to his letter, which goes in more detail:https://medium.com/@tombarrackjr/preventing-covid-19-from-infecting-the-commercial-mortgage-market-e7444701745e

Those that can afford a roof over their head are trying to stay under it as much as possible and away from the 'infected.' 

With the amount of medical knowledge I have concerning viruses and infections, I don't see this ending soon. 

I read it as you would have to be infected with the virus or a family member.

the biggest them all of us landlords have to do now is communicate with you tenants.we have offered payment plans with ones that can prove they are infected in their job.but we still are telling are tenants no free lunch.because even with the stimulus check ,their our strings down the road coming.the goverment, at the national and state level  will be loaded with debt from this situation.i am glad will are spending big amounts of money to save lives.but i also realize someone will have to pay it back.that means higher taxes,which means higher rents.which in turn ,hurts the tenant ,that certain polotitions are trying to protect.so it is our job to get the unwise tenants the knowledge ,their is no free rent .because even on  our end mortgage forbidance is not free.

Some people want to open the economy open and infect 70% of the population so we can have herd immunity which will result in millions of lives lost.

Luckily for us, all of my and Erin's places are whole-house medium-tern furnished rentals, so the nurse we just rented to in one of our units will be isolated and will not affect (or infect) anyone else should she contract covid-19.It seems unpatriotic right now to not rent to a nurse, but it's a tough situation to be in as a landlord.

@John UnderwoodNot all of us are infected nor still have left over beads.

One, you have be infected with or directly affected by the virus to take advantage of the new bill.