Seeing the current covid-19 scenario, jobless numbers i am thinking of walking away from my contract to minimize my loss.

It wasn’t clear if it was referring to the passive loss rule or something else.

The government is compensating people for their losses and a majority will make more that they did before, not less.

So a better option may be to offer that your tenants are at risk of job losses, etc., and may not be able to pay you - which will be a hardship on your ability to pay the mortgage.

In this case with this minimal amount of bowing (at least based on the pictures), most of my investors would just star bolt it but if you are going for a buy and hold, the parging might be a good addition to further insulate your house to make it more energy-efficient.

We should take every precaution when meeting in person with someone, and should do whatever we can to minimize those meetings, but my understanding is that we can travel within Maryland for essential purposes.As far as rent deferral goes, I'm taking that on a case-by-case basis.  

But it should be minimal at best. 

My thought is that it helps me hedge more loss than I would normally be exposed to. 

This is not a scenario where landlords should bear the brunt of the losses for a controlled government shutdown of the economy.

I believe the loss of rent would allow me to pull the money out of the account even though my current job where the 403b account is held has not been negatively effected.