Something is definitely wrong here. 10-year ownership -> gutted/incomplete work -> wants to sell off-market (possibly to save broker fees & minimize losses?)

Not always a bad thing if you are doing the long play and looking to take a loss on paper for depreciation.

So even with many owners having the resources to handle it, no one wants that sort of loss and some owners may be more motivated to sell.Only time will tell what sort of impact will really occur.

A separate summary spreadsheet brings the sims together for easy viewing, passive activity loss calculations, and my overall return calcs.

I totally understand the purpose of the eviction half due to loss of employment etc., but this is starting to get ridiculous if the landlord can’t reclaim their property and have to just watch it turn into a drug/gang member house.

On the other hand, I don't know your entire financial situation, loss tolerance, market, and other factors.

Covid, job loss, death.... ugh!

For example, it the rate is 3%, but my investment only produces 5% return this is not a good use of the money (and if the return in taxed will be a net loss for higher income people). 

We went to see the Rolling Stones play, but the entire area our hotel was in had a loss of power. 

Any one thing has to cost more than anticipated to put you into a loss.