If not then not as desirable to me because they tend to be weak tenants where some do not survive their primary lease term and then with TI,LC, attorneys fees, downtime lost rent and then releasing up with same rent you had before you are losing money.

If you don't live in Sasquatch, you can sometimes get better deals during down times.

With the downtime during the year, we also decided to take on landscaping the yard.

Vacant buildings are typically valued off of a pro forma NOI once factoring in down time, Tenant Improvements, Leasing commissions, etc. 

I've seen a lot of pros just get swindled.Do you get any time off or have downtime now?   

I'm taking the downtime time to do renovations/improvements. 

I have my reasons as to why I believe the housing market is due for some down time so to speak, one being this moratorium b.s., therefore I believe a better time to buy will present itself in the near to mid-term future.Has the government in the USA ever done this?

I play baseball there and with COVID going on we really couldn’t practice, so I had a lot of down time and came across real estate wholesaling.

Our only maintenance cost since then was $3500 to take down 10 huge dead Ash trees.We have had it rented ever since without any downtime & it cashflows nicely @ $1600/month & the new tenant for the last 2 years is a Veterinarian. 

First tenant gave 30 day notice upon lease expiration and new tenant was found quickly, no down time except a week to clean and prep.