i offered 85k on a place i estimate no more than 40k in repairs so after closing and inspections etc.etc  i hope to have no more than 130 into the place. the way i see it with crunching numbers 130k plus 20% down closing etc. repairs and insurance, tax, monthly expenses. 

There may be some local plays to be had where owners are over leverage and can't bridge a short term cash crunch or large players seek to ditch under performing assets at fire-sale prices, but nothing across the board. 

Crunching the numbers to make sure when it’s time to get in the game, it’s the right decision.

This was also happening during the housing crash and credit crunch that was occurring outside of the pandemic.

Sit down and do the number crunching.

The numbers crunch out awesome.

., what steps are you taking to fortify your finances to reduce the risk of a liquidity crunch?   

Get with the experts and talk with them.Get familiar with filtering out your results and crunching the numbers.Good Luck!

@Brad Sparks private lending right now is risky as there will be a liquidity crunch which will make getting your money back very difficult

This poses a serious problem as the incoming tenants have typically given a 30-60 day notice to their previous landlord so they are almost always under a time crunch and may have already made arrangements with moving companies and utility companies.