The best we can do is closely monitor what's going on and adapt as best as possible.I read that Fannie, Freddie, and FHA back 70% of the loans out there.

We believe they are critical for the viability of Lima One and the entire private lending space.We will continue to monitor the market environment and sincerely hope to be able to reopen our Rental lending as well as expand FnF and Multifamily programs as market rationality returns.

The monthly monitoring charge is from $15-$30 and has no long term obligation.

I've been monitoring Zillow, landsofcolorado, CL, as well as establishing relations w/ local agents.

Will be very interesting to continue to monitor LTVs going forward. 

And can run as long as needed for as many tenants as needed.I will monitor your post and see how many people get 10k grants and how many are told it is a loan instead of a grant. 

The GPs fiduciary responsibility is to do the work and get the investors the best return possible assuming the investment is still viable.

As far as safety , bodies are piling up in NY right now and there's anger towards China creating new virus strains with wild animal markets for food and medicine (and I realize the far east encompasses a lot more than China, but angry broke people don't care)... so I would monitor the situation.

Also have heard rumblings about the price gouging subject and how they will monitor it after the crisis subsides.

As an agent, I work in the Atlanta area with investors like myself and out of state investors, so I think a lot of investors have started to sit on the sideline and absorb what's happening and monitoring what's going to happen.