Though only here temporarily, I am trying my hand out at real estate investing.

You'll want a good cash on cash return to compensate for that money being temporarily pulled from the market.

I’m getting ready to temporarily move back into my rental property, while searching for a new primary residence in the coming months.

I would suggest temporarily getting an LTE hotspot with an unlimited data plan from a mobile provider.

If memory serves, our vacancy got up to about 5% a few years ago, but very temporarily. 

Separately, I've got someone who moved out of their place (similar to you) temporarily living in a development property I'm doing while waiting for permits ... maybe someone else has something like that.If I was in your situation, I'd make plans to put everything in storage and treat it like a 45 day vacation. 

I do know that during a refinance, you have to get the leasing company to temporarily remove the fixture filing/lien which they then file again after closing on the refi. 

So the concept is live in it temporarily, then move out at first chance once I can get that unit fixed up and rented too.

On the other hand, I did temporarily "work" for him (obviously didn't get paid there either). 

My understanding of the law is that a bankruptcy filing can stop all collection procedures, at least temporarily, and that would include eviction for non-payment.