No study also indicates that BODs aren't following best practices, are potentially violating the law (depending on the state), and possibly ignoring their governing documents (many condos require themselves to have regular studies).

Your investments will do best if you are on site reasonably regularly: quarterly or semi-annually. 

We are in regular contact with them and they seem to be following all of the Covid rules. 

I understand timing the market is nearly impossible - probably even more so now than ever given the market/economy uncertainty from the unprecedented nature of COVID19 - but what are the triggers to keep in mind as a signal that it's a good time to resume acquiring flips? 

Knowing that it’s  atypical for regular investors to liquidate REIT holdings, mainly because they pay excellent  dividends,  this tells me that ‘smart money’ (institutions) are likely part of the price decline of REIT shares.  

The guidelines do allow some leeway for another reason but it has to be similar to those in nature. 

Just to be clear, I have been making all my regular payments and there is no lien placed on the house, so it seems like there wouldn't be any issue with the title search. 

All of my regular contractors are still working.

The virtual nature of transactions right now will change agents' role a bit but the fundamentals that have kept agents in the game this long will continue. they won't be going anywhere for a while. 

I did send an email to the contractor asking if this project could be started and I would stay with him if he can but I’m getting really nervous as this properties neighborhood has had very few rentals for a long time but I am seeing what I think are Airbnb owners starting to list their houses as a regular rental which given the current situation I get.