I made a video on YouTube if you want to see me go more in depth on this topic.

I've done my research reading books, listening to podcasts, and watching YouTube videos and I think that buying a property during COVID19 would be a great time to buy as there will be many foreclosures in the next 6 to 12 months.

Since turnkeys are usually priced at the top of the market, they are not ideal for flips.   

Ideally someone with lower interest rates and fees.

Ideally you would also have comparison Cap Rates too and know what expenses per unit are in your area.Without better NOI data, here is a very rough estimate.  

Our real estate agent did a video walkthrough for us of the units (one vacant and one occupied -- don't worry, for the occupied she handed her phone to the tenant for them to do the walkthrough).We're gonna work with our agent to answer the following concerns, but I wanted to see what you all recommended as well:1) We drove past the house and looked at it from the outside, but my wife is uncomfortable purchasing a house for us to live in where we haven't seen the inside, even if it's just the vacant unit.

Ideally, I wouldn't want either a tenant that smokes or has a pet. 

Figured this could and would be the ideal time to get started.

Structuring your days so that you consistently work on a bit of education every day is ideal.   

More virtual tours, mostly WhatsApp video chats with clients so they can ask questions as we go.