After being an out of state landlord for a couple of years (over a decade ago) I would not recommend it under most circumstances. 

There are certain circumstances where you are allowed to move out earlier such as relocating for a job, military and a few other ones.

Yes, the sellers in Pima County are becoming Greedier than ever, but the circumstances changes on daily bases which will dictate sellers to be more flexible.

You can find 2 bed houses that are worth quite a bit due to other circumstances (pole barn, heated garage, etc)Senior citizen apartments are all about volume, and low rent is the name of the game.

My grandparents seem to willingly help me start my first flip (no green light yet) by funding the operation and obviously I take care of everything else.Just wondering if it’s even a good idea given the current circumstance with COVID and everything else, I don’t want to get stuck with a property I can’t flip, especially when it’s not even my money putting in the work.

However, in talking to 1 corporate lender and 2 credit unions today I got the answer of 1099 income will not be able to be used under any circumstance during the pandemic.

I've never read it, but we did have 1 instance I'm sure would've made the paper in an unfortunate circumstance with a passing.

This is often neglected or taken for granted by Salespeople, Administrators and Brokers who move at the "speed of business". 

The November job gains would be considered strong under normal circumstances, but the pandemic has left millions of Americans out of work from jobs lost in the early stages of the crisis.

Whatever the answer might be, do the TurboTax algorithms account for this odd circumstance when I file?