But job losses and financing challenges for homeowners and home buyers, plus people perhaps moving out of city centers in search of less density, might buoy suburban apartment demand and well-located properties could show some surprises to the upside. 

Retail seems OK, but I would expect issues soon if you are selling into the lower price points - the target market might work in hospitality, entertainment, or other sectors hit hard & recent job losses I think will hit the lower end market first.Investors are holding off - I am seeing wholesalers dropping prices and hounding me when I couldn't get one to return an email the first week of March.I think prices in real estate will drop over the next 3-6 months (maybe longer as foreclosures will be delayed). 

Luckily we subleased and losses are minimum.

Otherwise, it is not legit and cannot have losses.

If your AGI on your 1040 is < $150k you can use up to $25k a year in passive losses to reduce your w2 income. 

The demand for my STRs is based on oil consumption.Here is how I breakdown my loss of renters:10% left because of the virus shutting down their home state.

Is it feasible to wholesale properties during this pandemic if you haven’t already started the process with a possible seller yet?

That said, you have to weigh the loss of potential income from the units which had garages vs the gain in income from the new ADU plus the cost to convert.

I'm try to understand the tax treatment of a loss on a flip residence, but haven't mastered how to search BP for this particular issue yet.

When they share in your losses they can share in your profits.Oh yeah.