Better to go deeper into history and study economic trends in 1920 or 1957 to draw parallels if any.

I would love your expert opinions.

It is simple trickle down economics.

If that happens, and you can act within that window to lock in a low fixed rate on a discounted property, it may be one heck of an opportunity (I'm thinking that's a few months out depending whether we have a second wave of COVID, and it might very well be location-specific, proportionate to the degree of economic carnage caused by COVID).

@Marek JavorekCorrect me if im wrong tax experts, but a slight way around this would be to contribute max amount to an IRA and then take a loan (no interest or penalties) from said IRA.

Defer to experts on anything involving electrical, hvac and plumbing that isn't blatantly obvious. 

IMO don't try and do an experts job,as it will just cost you money and time down the line. 

The area is being used as a second living room Need all of your expert ideas on how I can add value to this home. 

It is very nice to hear an expert on the matter. 

I'm not an expert on wholesaling - by any means - but it is my understanding that there are possible legal ramifications if you market a property that you don't own or have an equitable interest in.