I used to give a $$$ credit each year for grass seed, mulch, perennials, should tenant want to use it, covering materials only, not labor, but found most didn't do it, anyway.

Well as Deepak Chopra said "every problem contains the seed of opportunity" - and the seeds from this event are going to arrive much sooner than expected. 

Trying to soak up as much as i can.

These initial funds are the "seed" money injected in a deal just to acquire and control the property while you prepare your exit strategy which is usually either sell or BRRR.  

Don't spend any of your seed money...use it. 

Especially since I'm transitioning from land to properties, I'm hungry for any and all knowledge I can soak up from someone who is a professional in the field.

If the goverment line of defense does not hold and banks start to forclose it will take 12 to 18 months before we see these forclosures and buyer demand will soak up any distressed assets swiftly. 

@Michael Fitts Hardware stores are booming , my buddy owns one , he has sold out of seed and fertilizer spring supply in a week , he has ordered more .They ran out of  paint , because everybody stuck home is painting .

-Soak up knowledge like a sponge through podcasts, these forums, books-Learn how to analyze property (or partner with someone who can)-Make sure your personal finances are cleaned up and you have some cash for investing and for emergencies-Pick a market-Build a team-Take ACTION and put in offers-Constantly network with other investors and people in the industry-Learn from all the mistakes you'll make (you WILL make a ton)It's not easy, but with focus and putting in the work, anyone can do it.Best of luck.

Read up on the specific rules.You can find charts that compare traditional vs ROTH IRA's.The way I explain it to people is you can pay tax on the seeds or on the crop.