The two economic factors that hold the economy in a precipice are a) the supply distribution channels, and b) the debt load carried by many corporations, which was facilitated by low interest rates. 

A few recommendations for you...Reach out to the realtor who helped you purchase the home and ask for some recommendations as they are likely experts in the East Bay and have a good network of professionalsLook up professional associations in California or the Bay Area for members (i.e. https://www.seaoc.org/)Try Angie's List or YelpIf all else fails, DM and I can reach out to my EB network to ask around.Cheers, Lawrence

@Sandra S. give credit where credit is due, this was written by Barry Habib, who is a mortgage industry expert.

Small Business Administration’s economic injury disaster loan program.

now I am no expert at the rentals of course but thats my thought on the matter.    

Worse that could happen is the remediation costs outweigh the economic value of the land.I would say you don't know how much it will cost to fix until you start remediation.

You also need to fact at least 25% vacancy in you underwriting right now due to the economic environment right now. 

@Tchaka Owen Thanks for the expert analysis!!

I am a commercial real estate expert, and this was a no-brainer deal.

My STR market was effected very little by 2008 which was in essence the worst economic melt down out country had ever seen.