It would make sense, there is a huge difference in inventory and desirability during times of social distancing. 

I usually try to find the owners on social media or call for rent signs and see if they would have any properties they are interested in selling.

Each option will of course have different tax implications. 

-I'd rent the Basement unit to my parents for 1100 a month-My brother and sister would each rent 350 from me (with an understanding that once they hit 24 they're welcome to stay but I can nor want to list them as dependants at that point and would charge them the market rate of 700 each-Me and my wife would pay the remaining Mortgage and Utilities; thus lowering our current monthly expenses while also paying into our own wealth as opposed to somebody else's.Now my hangups are mostly revolving around the tax implications of business and personal use.See I thought this would be great because we could refurbish the areas my family is living in and take that as a tax deduction, as well as take advantage of the various VHDA loan programs available, such as DPA and MCC.

It's more social media experience than deep knowledge sharing.I thought I had inadvertently selected the mobile app over a web browser until I saw this thread.

Don't want to be stuck with a non-paying tenant given the COVID implications.

So with this continuing optimism, let’s wash our hands, put on our face masks, get vaccinated, social distance, and get under the hood… Employment Report.

Maybe try utilizing your existing social network, where people you acutally know have mutual connections to whom you're reaching out to.

What are the implications of doing a 1031 for an new investment property that eventually doesn’t generate rental income?

(Yea, I’m not the best at posting on social media) very goods points!