But right now due to covid we have a weird circumstance where the market is "doing well" (not really though) and the bond's interest rates are low.

There are also many unforeseen issues that could come about with the new construction, although issues are possible on any kind of deal of course.

Has anyone been able to get a deal done under this circumstances and have any recommendations for a title officer/ or company that will take something like this on?

Has anyone been able to get a deal done under this circumstances and have any recommendations for a title officer/ or company that will take something like this on?

I have learned to be sure and include "unforeseen" costs in the budget moving forward and learning to cut costs in areas I can.

Even in the worst of times we found that landlords are willing to workout payment options due to circumstances (loss of job, covid etc.)

Either of these, costly unforeseen repairs or it going way over asking, would pretty much kill the deal as a flip. 

As a general rule, any good financial manager, advisor or accountant will tell you to have 6 months in liquid assets to cover any unforeseen damage, maintenance or bills if you lose your job (you never know). 

Block out the first week of March too, there can be some unforeseen delays. 

It would definitely make sense in the right circumstance.