Lets hope for an influx of inventory as we move into the warmer months. 

Right now, inventory is very low.

If you know your market and keep up with inventory and demand you can stay ahead of things.

Do you know the rental market (inventory, rental price) - and could you carry a rental if the tenant can't pay during the virus period when evictions are disallowed? 

April data will be interesting to see:#NEFAR March Real Estate Overview: Prices and Sales Still Strong Despite COVID-19~ 2,672 home sales, up 2.1% from a year ago and the most sales since December's 2,746~ average sales price $287,210, up 6.7% from a year ago~ $243,635 median sales price, up 5.9% from a year ago~ 70 days on market until sale average (71 days a year ago)~ 8,375 in inventory, nearly 15% less than a year ago~ 3.1 months of inventory, was 3.9 months in March 2019~ 14.2% of sales were for more than original listing price2020 NEFAR President Ron Harris said, “COVID-19s impact on real estate sales in Northeast Florida in March was negligible.

I have access to enough cash to pick up at least three new properties as rentals and as a wholesaler I'm planning to move a ton of inventory. 

From the data I see every day it looks like CV will have very little impact on residential housing: low inventory, high demand, multiple offers - unchanged to this day.Why did Chase do that? 

My concern with retail is the excess inventory could push rents lower.

Many got caught with large over priced inventory during the changes in the market.To specifically answer your question, there are not too many investment firms that seek the luxury single family market. 

PM company prefers lease renewals in April-July, when rents are highest and inventory is lowest.