There is very minimal work to be done here to the property other than the property management which I handle.

Not saying social distancing will magically make everything back to normal but the whole point is to minimize social interaction considering how contagious this is.

No study also indicates that BODs aren't following best practices, are potentially violating the law (depending on the state), and possibly ignoring their governing documents (many condos require themselves to have regular studies).

@Dale MillerDale,Here's your road map to real estate success for a newbie.The theory is this: This whole real estate thing is designed for success in the long run meaning years and to minimize risk for one side of the table or the other (sometimes both, not often). 

Minimal negotiations because it was a foreclosure.

If I had to prognosticate, I'd say we'll likely stay in the current policy posture in San Diego unless data indicates transmission rates aren't stabilizing as expected. 

@Santiago Coppoletta as a new investor you will think everything is risky, however you minimize risk with knowledge.

Like everyone else, we're monitoring the economy as a whole, and our real estate markets to see the direction they're going in.For those of you who have decided to pause flipping, what triggers are you most carefully monitoring to indicate it's a good time to get back in? 

At 0.65% to 0.75%, I need to look at the numbers to see if something differentiates it to indicate cash positive or negative. 

Yes, further research on my part indicates this is a scam.