I've done some research online about the CDC Moratorium on Evictions and understand the federal government has extended the moratorium one more month - to end on July 31st instead of June 30th, 2021.I've also read tha...

All seemed like fixes that aren’t extensive or very costly.

As soon as you get the swing of it then improve the property's performance and sell or keep it.

OR...sell it with a 1031 exchange and buy a higher performing property.The stock market is fickle in the short-term (most investments are), but if this is a "next 30yrs" decisions...you are likely to see exceptional growth in either vehicle, but less taxes in real estate.

It's an extensive remodel I think would take 4-6 months depending on how much outside work was contracted vs done in house (myself).

Have to say I'm sorry to see new investors being pulled into such scammy techniques not understanding principles of real estate, how the market sets prices in equity, what happens after a sale contract is made where a seller relies on performance and how liable wholesalers are for damages, not to mention the potential of illegally acting as an agent without a license. 

Extended closing and on terms that their P&S agreement had to be sent to me before signing extension. 

Many contracts will speak to liquidated damages if seller or buyer is unable to perform.

It's in Grandview, MO on the main commercial stretch (albeit near the end of it).

The judge gave her an extension and scheduled an interpreter.