@Caleb BrownI don't work anywhere near acquisitions, but I've heard now is a good time to build relationships with brokers and from what you're saying it seems like brokers might be needing some help keeping confidence in the market's long term health. 

But I also figured I'd just be moving my money from low yield mutual fund savings into the real estate (still good investment but no longer liquid) and in this current health emergency situation that is risky.

You may qualify if you can demonstrate the primary reason for sale, based on facts and circumstances, is work related, health related, or unforeseeable.

Just got this email:"Thanks for requesting an offer on ....... from Opendoor.Given the uncertainty surrounding the impact of COVID-19 across our markets and concern for the health and safety of our customers and employees, we are temporarily pausing the purchase of homes.

Yes you should still keep your wholesaling business going, just adapt to the environment and follow all the health guidance.

You will get higher rent than typical long term rent, you don’t have to store your furniture, you will be helping health care workers.

Thank you all wishing you and your families HEALTH and safety. 

Lots of lower income people take health risks due to financial motivations.Stay safe!

I do believe his returns that he mentions, and there are some dynamics that I agree with in terms of aging population, greater health in that population that wants some freedom, but also needs some help. 

Find a good building inspector to go over the house with a fine tooth comb, then you'll know what you're dealing with.