I suspect that may change with Spring/Summer if people want to move around.

I suspect the virus really isn't the issue and it's more of "we can get away with not paying rent".

They are not actually for sale.Yeah, Zillow is riddled with them in my area as well, and I suspect pretty much everywhere.

Many (including me) suspect that large multi-unit owners like Trump and Kushner like driving small LLs like me out of business so they can scoop up our buildings on the cheap when we get driven out of business due to this moratorium. 

If they do not respond - or their response is unsatisfactory - then you will file a complaint with the California Department of Real Estate.I don't know how California handles complaints but I suspect the first thing they will do is contact the Broker, let them know a complaint has been filed, ask for their side of the story, and then perhaps "encourage" them to figure this out and settle your complaint.

I suspect one or more of the dates will line up.

I suspect he was indicating paralysis by information can happen to anyone including experienced investors.  

Don’t forget pest inspection, lead, asbestos if suspect, etc.  

I suspect that 2 properties with houses would be worth significantly more than one larger property with a house and an ADU.  

Now no mortgage company will officially sign off on that as they have literature in your mortgage documents to call the loan if they suspect something like that to happen.. but lenders will verbally say is " in all their years they have never seen that happen.. and as long as you pay your mortgage that's all the bank cares about" Now what I been learning is that even though you put it in an LLC and have separate bank accounts that you still don't eliminate your liability completely.