I understand timing the market is nearly impossible - probably even more so now than ever given the market/economy uncertainty from the unprecedented nature of COVID19 - but what are the triggers to keep in mind as a signal that it's a good time to resume acquiring flips? 

If you're considering a discount, I would tell them that you'll assess the entirety of the situation once normal operations resume.

I would send the tenant a letter advising them that the deposit would be held until normal operations are able to resume or until you can get someone in there to repair the damage they caused.

The times we are in call for drastic measures and relying on 3D walk throughs, but I do believe that we will resume to more traditional real estate practices once this is over. 

Military travel should resume on May 11, meaning much of the population will be selling while others are moving into the area. 

This person does not have to have a huge extensive resume because he will only be checking the progress and reporting back to me and the builder of any issues with the home. 

Lawyers are the nuclear option.

If you are really motivated, put a suit on and walk into offices with your resume.

In your field, networking early and diligently will more likely lead to new opportunities than sending out resumes...

If your local governments don't extend their moratoriums, you may be able to resume evictions (provided you don't fall under one of the provisions of the federal eviction moratorium from the CARES Act).