Either the numbers work or they don't, so what an ultimate property tax assessment represents on an item by item basis I don't see as particularly relevant.

Being an agent give you an advantage to finding more deals and ultimately helping more people, that is why I work as both.

Use that cash to survive while you find another job, don't sabotage your 401(k), and rebuild once things stabilize for you.

I'm asking for any experience and suggestions from any BP  members who have knowledge of a situation like this and what can I do to adjust my REI business model to deal with this.I didn't have flood insurance and hoping I get the FEMA grant that has been approved for the area.This is a very difficult time and thousands of people like me are doing everything we can to survive and come out of this in one piece. 

Your number 3 has me thinking about owning real estate on the moon:) I'd encourage you to read through The Ultimate Beginner's Guide for Wholesaling as it takes you through the ins and outs of wholesaling.

I have not read the Ultimate Beginners guide to Real Estate but will do so when I'm done typing this post.

If you choose to go it alone, refer back to BP podcasts where people talk about how they manage their own properties and check the show notes for links to the software, resources etc. that they use to be professional, organized and ultimately successful.  

I.e. 5x income needed to survive?

Brandon Turner has written two excellent reference books on both Ultimate Guide to Real Estate Investing and Managing Rental Properties.

There are a lot of great resources here including the podcasts and I believe there are a few free books as well (including the Bigger Pockets Ultimate Beginner's Guide).