I buy properties at a deep discount and feel that I assume the risk.The SRPD is a seller disclosure that protects the seller and informs the buyer of any known defects.

Most RE agents are geared towards retail O/O.

In the past we were a disqualified industry.I know we can get the 10k disaster grant/loan or payroll protection loan but I'm referring to a full doc loan where the SBA guarantees to the lender 85% of the principal of the loan.Does anyone know anything about that?

It's a great way to help you with deductions expenses and liability protection.  

People in my community are purchasing medical gear (n95 and surgical gown) from China and donate them to local hospitals but it’s not enough...

The sheet wasn't password protected. 

My HELOC is with US Bank and they offered me the option to go fixed at 6.5% for the next 20 years which is clearly not enticing so I'm hunting for good, cheap investment loans.The property is titled in my wife and I's family trust, but we would like to move it into an LLC for asset protection.

I spoke with one of our attorneys last night and he said - it basically makes the contract worthless.On a good note, this will protect you should any major changes happen during the escrow period.

Best bet would be to get hold of Dave Foster on BP as he is a QI and has been very good about advice.This is an important piece - a good QI protects you from violating the essence of the 1031 which is you defer gains by never, ever, touching any bit of the proceeds from the sale. 

. - Having been in the stock market for several years, I would agree with your approach, as I have felt for the last several years that the stock market is overpriced, and even today, continues to be overpriced, predominantly due to the inflation of unprotected 401k plans, many new investors entering just to make a quick buck, and many companies having done away with "protected" pension plans.