So to the add lights to the outside advice.If you do that--be aware on a daily (nightly) basis for the bulbs to be partially unscrewed, knocked out with rocks, or shot out with firearms.They are not wasting effort on doing this for nothing.It's a simple plan ahead for a break-in, (or rapes) to take place in the newly created shadows.Best time to check is just before the lights go on, 45 minutes later may be too late.A rag on a hand shields the heat for even the hottest bulbs to be wiggled loose.Bad guys do this--bad guys are typically armed with firearms.Be careful--it's not a Sunday walk in the park--they don't want you to find their disabled lights.Fix them one night and they will magically be out the next night.Good Luck!

We are in the middle of a once in a lifetime perfect storm where the stock market is crashing but will quickly recover after the virus dies down.

Don't shield them from how stupid their behavior is.

@Mark F. the Corona Virus lead us to reconsider our liquidity.

I totally disagree with paying off the debt first if you have what it takes.Suppose, this virus ends, brats start going to school and you rent a 4 bedroom house you can sub rent to 8 college brats for $800 each per month.

Diemsional 30 year shingle, ridgevent, ice and water shield, roof decking to be replaced where needed.The cost of the electrical can vary a lot, I assume it's all energized?

This will shield you from estate tax that is 40% over 70K for foreigners.

Unfortunately I put my losses from the virus up to that point, I guess I should have put my projected losses for the year?

As far as your 1031- with the short timeline to identify and then close, if you’re interested, I have a financial planner contact that provides a 1031 backup option/alternative which helps shield the proceeds from capital gains in the event that the property lined up for the 1031 falls through.