Unfortunately, I already work 60+ works per week, and am not really available during normal office hours, but thank you for the advice.

The other is from an individual.I own 120 + doors and am quite concerned that I might not see rents come in the way they normally do, or even at all.

@Jarrod Pettit I hear what you are saying about it being more difficult than normal to raise capital right now.

Before I got my license, I would look on Zillow/Redfin/Realtor.com for normal homes and fixed up ones in the same area every day for months until it became second nature what the spread and ARV were for those properties.Desktop appraisals are okay for getting you in the ballpark.

I normally contribute about 1250 dollars towards my TSP (Im currently active duty) and I pay my wife a "retirement" vehicle of 350 a month for her Roth IRA.

I'm hoping (and thinking) we should be somewhat back to "normal" by the end of May beginning of June.

Its normal to see communities come together at the beach every day. 

Pretty much any and everything related to a normal tenant hiring process is available to you if they still have them on file.

My fear is if I ride this out a few months, even if things go back to normal somewhat, the economy is deeply damaged and values will likely fall

Several have approached me last week in this sector.It is going to take another couple of weeks or so to see things for investors back to a "new" normal.