Or in other words, I wouldn't pay full price for a performing right now regardless of payment history unless you were fairly confident the borrower had a solid job and was not going to jump on the 'forbearance' train.

The problem with investing right now is that we don't know what market value is in most markets (it's difficult or impossible to sell today), and we certainly don't know what market value will be in 2, 3 or 6 months when that flip is ready to be put back on the market.If you're confident you have a handle on what market value is today and what it will be when the flip is done, and the numbers works, then go for it. 

Trying using the keyword "traveling nurse" on your listings if you're near to a hospital.

It will probably take at least a year to do necessary rehabs, get occupancy up and then you need to have it "season" for 6mo to a year for the banks to feel confident enough to provide you with financing so you can cash out.

My background is in software dev and I worked on a major bank’s REO website query improvements so I’m quite confident it’s not an earth shattering technological challenge.

Are you confident that the house doesn't need to be razed?

There is no free content, just how to buy and download this survival kit.From what I could tell he’s selling how to manage cancellations, how to market going forward and how to clean in compliance of cdc standards and tells you where to find travelers (which fb groups they use). 

Another market to plug into are traveling healthcare workers (nurses, physical therapists, physicians assistants, etc) www.furnishedfinder.com - they rent shorter term than a long term tenants but longer than VRBO & Airbnb. 

One sub-market I'm jumping head first into is providing short-term rental for traveling nurses.

We like our agent and am confident that we have a good team behind us.