Problem is, once you commit, it tends to be a long term commitment, because changing later and learning something new all over again is a pain in the butt.Anyone have experience with any of these that they might be willing to share?

Smaller foot print, less weather issues, appeals to all skill levels, less time commitment and party/bar amenities. 

Across the state, the unemployment rate correlates with the prevalence of COVID-19.

There are advantages and I see the reason behind wanting to do so, however....some things to consider.If you get your license, you'll also be committing to the job/craft/career. 

We specialize in investors clients and I am personally very committed to understanding market trends, both housing and economic more broadly.

Andrew of Xpress loans sent me a term sheet for 15% down at 6-8% interest on a 30 year loan in which I had to pay 1,295$ commitment fee.

Commit to the getting educated AND taking immediate action. 

They are paying a good deal below market rent and I would like to remedy that when appropriate, so I don't want to commit them or myself until things have calmed down. 

The business already has risks without covid, no evictions and no freeloaders; all of which are prevalent today.

A realtor committed fraud and you suggest the OP not do anything about it.