Given the existing unique situation of the COVID19 outbreak in NJ and under the state order of stay at home which requests us to stay at home at all time and keeps the travel to minimal unless absolutely necessary, how could I show the house to potential tenants?

Any information or ideas for minimizing  the impact of the pandemic will be appreciated. 

You are being hurt by it, but that’s not very important in the grand scheme of things.And your knowledge of history around the issue of property rights is minimal.

This is tacked on to the end of your loan term.The news stories indicate that there will be no late payments reported to the credit bureaus. 

So they are minimizing the risk considerably.

You want to minimize your capital output, to keep in reserves for the repairs and to weather the coming storm (it's what we're doing with our current deals we are pursuing.)

Without seeing the actual reports it sounds like what you are telling us is that the indoor air results indicate violation of the indoor criteria. 

Here is what the real estate agents I have spoken with have indicated.

In the city of Chicago you don't need a license to be a landlord but you or whomever you hire to manage the property has to register with the city as the property manager & post a sign on the property indicating so.

If you fix it up, rent it for 5 years, and then sell it you will need to pay capital gains on the difference between your purchase price and what it sells for (there are strategies to minimize or delay the payment -- you can look into 1031 exchanges).- You talk a lot about equity.