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Question regarding lending during COVID
Hello everyone! I am a new real estate investor. Just prior to COVID, I was ready to start contacting lenders to discuss some deals. A few weeks later, I was laid off which put my plans on pause. My primary concern now is finding a lender that can work with my situation. I do have several hundred thousand dollars in liquid cash capital that I can put towards any down payments. I guess what I’m asking is, will any lenders work with me despite my job loss? It’s a weird situation.