As a buyer, I don't think I'd trust a broker 100% since his goals are a comm check at close and  for you, the fun begins at closing.If you want to a broker to be a "turnkey" (ie do everything from finding and telling you what a good property is to running the deal) then explain that and ask for proof/resume.

Update: decided to get a bit creative and offered a 2month rent concession to the remaining 2 to sign an 18 month lease at the same rate.2 month concession will be netted out over 6 months keeping them at same rent level as now but giving them 6 months to find a new roommate before resuming at the standard rate for another year

The hope is that if they hunker down, get lean while being flexible (to ramp up when demand returns), airlines can catch a ride on what is expected to be a surge in pent-up demand when safety re-emerges and widespread travel resumes.

We are in a similar situation.I missed the meeting in Niceville just due to travel time for me, but I did find a Zoom meeting to attend that is the last Tuesday of each month:Real Estate Investor Networking (zoom meeting) https://www.meetup.com/FWBRealEstate/events/tqkcvryccfbnc/I can't vouch for this since I have not attended.I'm only starting my networking so I expect to make progress in this front in the next 90 days.Real Estate is nuclear here so there's got to be tons of information and meetups, etc.

However life will resume back to normal soon and may be a great buying opportunity.

But at the end of the call, the owner gave me the name and number of the HR guy (even more valuable in this day of resume filtering software) and said, reach out to him if I was interested in looking at opportunities his company might have. 

Just basically a resume of all your projects.

However, I would put together a pretty good resume on why you are an easy to work with and likely to close buyer.  

As the pandemic gets under control, I expect to resume monthly visits to Houston (still have family there).

Of course, that is somewhat of a nuclear option, so I'd talk with the resident first.