I am hot in the OC, but you must be cooking in Bakersfield. 

It's crazy hot right not (weather too ;-) I think I was told a normal market has 25,000 to 30,000 Actives, they are at 5,000 Actives currently.But, he's sitting on 4 deals I'm taking a look at and he has a full pipeline.

I've found that having a hot tub gives a nice competitive edge. 

Wholesaling a single wide trailer with 3bd, 2ba, and 3.25 acres of land, built in 1995, central heating and air needs fixings.

We knew the area was hot and location was perfect.

It seems reasonable air bnb will slow down/dry up for the duration of this virus. 

@Meaghan SimonichThe different pain points vary from commercial type.Retail- Depending on if it essential, a lot of retailers are begging for rent decreases or can't pay at all right now, and for retailers that do not have a internet presence, it is making it tougher to compete.Self Storage- Keeping the site updated -security, more automated features for tenants (Pay by app/kiosk, automatic gates, maybe more amenities on site (wash station, air hoses, etc.)Industrial- Longer lead time to find good tenant.I wish I could comment more on some of the additional commercial classes, but these are the only ones I have experience with.

For those of you too young to remember the impact 9/11 had on air travel and tourism - it took 3 years for it too reach pre- 9/11 air travel passenger levels once again. 

I should have been more clear in my original post, the house currently uses hot water heating and has no AC.

Make sure you have the baseline of amenities for your cabin size -- hot tub, arcade game, pool table, etc.