That being said, if we are all guessing than I am guessing the Corona virus is going to be over in a couple months.  

I have to imagine that uncertainty with the OPEC+ fallout and corona virus dynamic duo will continue to have negative effects short term. 

A few notes note that may be of value to you: Prior to the virus, Columbus prices were (and still are at the moment) very high, making it difficult to find a property that cash flows as is.

@Sirun Vartanyan and as I just commented on another thread, I think all of this volatility in the market created by OPEC/Russia oil dispute and corona virus will actually create upward price pressure as investors rush to security and certainty. 

That would be akin to selling your stocks in 2012 after losing your butt for 5 years; which was 5 years shy of the FULL rebound of the stock market to a point about 2x the 2007 highs.Investing in the stock market is not wisely used a short-term investment vehicle and I believe you would be doing yourself a disservice to look up and see the sky falling (due to a very clear cause -- a virus) and dump your depressed stocks so that you could put that money into a (potentially) inflated commodity like investment real estate.   

Corona virus is a short term problem. 

We have a virus that is causing alarm, but have yet to really cause as much harm as people are making us fear.

The market is shifting and showings have slowed with the virus quarantine.

- how do you think the virus will impact your repair schedule (contractors and vendors not being easily available) and how will it impact the sell once the repairs are done?

At the moment I’m holding off on buying until this whole Corona Virus scare slows down.