This way I don't waste my time with inspections until I know the seller is on board.So far, I haven't had to check out any properties since this started, but I would be very carefully practicing social distancing, not touching anything in the house, and then doing to same decontamination my wife (who is a midwife) does when she comes home from any location where there is any risk. 

The tax code is a slowly changing beast, but that may all change if Covid continues for many more months.From a long term perspective, such corrective action by the fed (monetary policy) and the government (fiscal policy) has several long term implications. 1.

The tax implications are a major concern, but the main concern I see here, is that your pulling your funds out of the market at close to the bottom. 

Things I have suggested to them that may help while this pandemic is going on:NETWORK - Social Media, zoom meetings, virtual meetups, forums...there are so many places that you can get together with so many people right now and never leave your home.

The city attorney thought making rents uncollectible was a violation of both the constitution and contract law.Snippet from city attorney comments:"Suspending a tenant’s contractual obligation to pay rent goes outside the boundaries of rent control and implicates the constitutional contractual rights of the parties and property rights of landlords."

No open houses, no more than 4 people in a property at once and we have to use the 6' social distancing while there.

Last summer we finally found a property (12000 sqft, 3 story, masonry/brick building with 45 car parking lot) and will hopefully be closing on it this month pending any Covid-19 delays.The last 4 weeks have provided more time at home with my family, thanks to the social distancing requirements in NY, and I'm trying to find a way to make this more of a norm than an exception.

I just created a carrot investor site and am in the process of creating my social media presence.

This can be done via podcasting, blogging, videos, on any social media.

What are other tax implications and challenges I should be aware of if I were to do this?