You are essentially running a business just like a realtor, mortgage broker, insurance agent, etc except you are operating in the "grey" zone where you will have a hard time explaining why you do what you do to sellers. 

Essentially they are looking for railings for stairs, ceiling height, the utilities work, screens for windows, proper outlets etc.

Realtors are saying that it is essentially frozen because nobody wants to pay more than the assessed value because the property tax rates are very high. 

Even though the state of CT considers construction essential projects/businesses, the building dept in my town has put a hold on all non-emergency inspections so I'm unable to proceed. 

I would also be losing my shorts, like Dan, as all STR's are essentially shut down in CA through May 31, meaning we are bleeding money in that market.

I’m not charging late fees until the economy opens up, so rent is essentially differed.

Looking at whether company policy had changed toward how maintenance requests were handled, most – 70 percent – said they had, with some indicating that ‘non-essential’ repairs would be held until local stay-at-home orders were lifted. 

Here are my more in depth tips on the subject: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/2014-12-23-investing-out-of-state-essential-items-to-vet

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.

Realtors are saying that it is essentially frozen because nobody wants to pay more than the assessed value because the property tax rates are very high.