@Karina RuizYour best bet is to discuss your personal situation and long term plans with your accountant as there're several factors to be considered here including your tax bracket, REI plans, job/career - current standing and long term plans.

Nobody really, really knows....But If I were a betting man, it's greater than a coin flip chance of YES.

Your highest priority should be the quickest possible placement of a long term solid tenant, especially as it’s a decent bet restrictions might increase and it will be harder for people to move.

Pick an asset type you like and an area that is close to where you live or otherwise fits your preferred price guidelines/demographic/market profiles.As said above, your best bet to learn an area quickly is to network with as many people as possible (admittedly more difficult these days) because you can lean on their experience as you develop your own.

I'm just saying cash is the safe bet for now and could put you in the position to make some good moves in the future.If you're not risk averse and have plenty of time to rebuild your nest egg, there are several stocks that seem poised to profit and/or rebound right now. 

I’m on the sidelines cheering for All of US but betting on no one ,, Yet

The best bet if you are a challenged borrower is to get private financing but you will need to show you are an expert and have a great project especially right now.

I'm willing to bet you're selling the property because you don't enjoy being a Landlord.

Are there any other type of loans as good as a FHA or would the best bet be a conventional loan?

I would also bet, along those same lines, that there is other stuff they are hoping no one will find.