Most of the homes are Listed exclusive meaning they only go up for auction to owner occupants, nonprofits, or government agencies.

I have written to all of my Senators and Congressional Representatives requesting that they require all commercial lenders with government-backed commercial loans (Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and HUD) to defer commercial mortgage payments for the same duration as tenant evictions are stayed, with all deferred mortgage payments to be automatically added to the loan term - no modification. extension or balloon payment needed.

Many of our tenants are military or government employees.

After a few years, I learned a lot, but decided government wasn’t for me and went back to school full-time for my MBA.

I completed a normal title search and upon sale purchased a title policy.

@John VanharaI haven't researched it, but I'm pretty sure my policies are worded that losses are covered if they are direct physical losses, which don't think is going to qualify. 

Their records are subject to review by the government, real estate commissions, courts, law enforcement, local realtor board ethics committees.   

Pretty ridiculous that the government considers my time free.

I recently talked to my finance guy and he said that government backed loans may be getting a little more stricter and it may be harder to get a loan in general.

For the relatively low cost of a title policy you can shift the liability a disagreement to the title insurer.