Do you use the driving for dollars strategy and target specific properties when in person or try to hit them all? 

Wholesaling could be your best (and only) option but you don't see many 17 year old's driving for dollars, door knocking, and getting Mr. and Mrs.

That way you can give the tenants time to tiddy up and you only send one individual to the unit to which the tenants could go out for a walk or drive, etc to avoid contact.  

The stories some of you have posted about how you started out with nothing but the drive to succeed, to where you are now, are something to really be proud of!!!

Due to the pandemic, BoA told me today that they are doing drive-by appraisals to adhere with social-distancing. 

But it's possible that I could decide to build a small portfolio of properties if my first one pans out well.I'm interested in markets near beaches in the costal central to south-central regions of Florida where tenants can also be within a reasonable drive from Disney.

If you can avoid letting fear drive your decisions, you'll see there are a number of options. 

So I just got done driving for dollars, looking for potential properties and just seeing what's out on the market right now.

Depends on your risk tolerance and your drive to get the first deal done.

What Sam is driving at here is a very simple concept, if renters can't pay, the banks and our city's need to either forbear ( or forgive a portion of) the mortgage and real estate taxes.