The only way to find out for sure is to talk with the local government agencies.

There are just so many laws  and regulations I thought it would be worth my while to get the education and license.

THAT SAID... because the money printer goes BRRRRR, I would not be surprised if section 8 does incredibly well because the government will quickly pay those bills with all these UBI talks going on! 

For those landlords in California, Governor Newsom signed another executive order authorizing local governments to extend current eviction moratoriums two more months, through July 28th. 

How long it takes will depend on government policies & economy in general.

Since these types of mortgages are not backed by the government like Fannie/Freddie conventional products they rely on secondary market buyers on Wall St. for liquidity.

I see bad times ahead, and I am quite an optimistic fellow.Right now the government is pouring money on every squeaky wheel so we have a false sense of reality.

Worth noting - this is not a government backed loan - this is through a private lender who uses private money.

I ask because I have relatives who own in the metro Vancouver area and at least according to this article, turn-key opportunities may come up as government programs put in place due to Covid, wind down over the summer.

@Ahmed EliasBefore hiring anyone, I would first make an appointment with the planning department in the jurisdiction the property is in.I would make sure the planning department, building department, and zoning department will all sign off on your plan.Once this is done you will have a clear idea of what is going to be expected of you to get your place rebuilt and running.After this you can then plan and start speaking to engineers, general contractors and such.Doing this prior will be all for loss of the local government regulators say you can't do it.Just something for you to consider.