The market has a way of keeping itself level, when the market goes down like this it has a habit of overcompensating before leveling out again to normal, in which if you buy a property now and sell it during that overcompensation period, you can get the most “ bang for your buck “

The problem with trying to sell performers right now (whether partials or the whole loan), is that there is a much higher level of perceived risk (from buyers) out there today than there was a month ago.

I had a house like this with the laundry by the kitchen and I ended up having clothes all over my kitchen island all the time.

I personally have 3 tenants, all of whom are coming due in June, and I was debating if there was something I could do to show the working class tenants a level of compassion (all 3 of my tenants are current on rent but I fear the next few months in Florida will cause more changes).

You should get some basic knowledge so you don't get taken advantage of and know at a high level what needs to be done. 

What kind of house hack you do is up to your comfort level.

I have no idea who has inventory, who wants to keep their staff working at current levels etc. 

This is a brief high level overview but should give you an idea of how the process works.

Mine is a split level with two living rooms a large deck and plenty of space.

I understand everyones comfort level with this is different, that there are variables of time and amounts for each persons policy...