A brute-force way - come up with a killer marketing pitch, collect Real Estate Investor leads and cold call as many as you can - I wonder what the conversion rate will be for 50-100 calls/day , Majority of them are isolated anyway and want to kill time.

This is NOT designed to be about COVID-19, but it is the news story of the year and plays an important role in the conversation. 

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I can see more conversion to medical offices and essential based businesses.There is value in various asset classes.

A year from now you and I will be having this same conversation. 

I've also found a great off market deal from a casual conversation about what I invested in (commercial), and he said he knew of a building he'd been trying to sell for years.

I use to think you never could where I lived in Boston, so I waited to get started, then later a heard of this guy doing condo conversions, etc, making lots of money. 

I am not even listening to any argument lawmakers have until the conversation involves forgiving the TAXES I have to pay as a landlord. 

I would highly recommend a conversation with the construction company, researching them on Google to find reviews and public conversations about them, and having a followup conversation with the couple (preferably the wife to get a second perspective from them) and clarify what it is about your home that is attractive to them (assuming there are other similarly priced places on the market).My experience in this is limited for sure, but the 4 times I've had a "too good to be true" tenant have led to 3 turkeys and time wasters and 1 young tenant who simply didn't understand the process well and came off as "too good to be true."  

Better still would be if I could convert it to a SD Roth IRA (paying taxes on it upon conversion), and then have something like $97,500 more in my Roth IRA account with which I could play in real estate and have no taxes on the gains.I hope this helps!