California is on lockdown and touring homes is probably going to fall under "non-essential activity" so it may get worse before it gets better in the short term.Not sure what your margins are or how fast you need to sell, but we are in desperate times and desperate times tend to call for desperate measures.

I think the only ones actively looking for work are desperate ones who've got financial issues and come with other issues.

I have a young person who I am desperately trying to influence to do something material with his military signing bonuses.

With frozen mortgages, foreclosures and government subsidies, I'm not sure if housing inventory will increase or if sellers will become desperate to sell.

I’m in desperate need of help.

The key is to find people who desperately need to sell, or people who need to sell that don't have enough equity to easily pay realtor fees.  

I’ve planned this ahead of time enough to where I have a savings for living expenses and will have other income coming in for a year once I start this business full time, so I can work for awhile without having to turn a giant profit, I won’t be desperate for funds right at the beginning.

That's why investors should never over leverage and be desperate to hit 75% or 80% LTV.

We had tenants that were desperate to take an apartment we had under rehab, no drywall or flooring because they were tired of living without hot water (2 months).

If this does stretch into July-August I think we could see a ton of houses start hitting the market out of desperation.