Liquidity Crisis force people to take cash stash it and wait anticipating lower prices.

After stashing maintenance, Cap-Ex & vacancy reserves, It will cash-flow $313/month. ($0 out of pocket).So, I just want to thank you guys for being the positive voices that I needed when I suffering from fear.....Warmest Regards,Rob

@Allison Winston Unless you have an additional stash of cash not mentioned (which I totally get if you didn't mention it since this is an open forum), I worry that you would be under-capitalized going into a project which is a tenuous place to be right now.

This is interesting. https://www.wsj.com/articles/south-american-family-buys-eight-new-york-apartments-to-stash-cash-amid-coronavirus-11586952028Let me be clear.

Not only would our CoC be insane, but it would give me access to some capital should I invest down the road in this market downturn or have some stashed away as extra reserves for vacancies or emergencies during the COVID-19 crisis.

Have 4 doors now and looking for more with some cash stashed back to get through this.

When you have a stash of money for capital projects such as repairing a roof or something that will happen every five or 15 years or so, where is the best place to save that money so it is doing a little bit of work for you?

You can put your saving in a 401K or in the stock market .... and you know how that's playing for many folks right now or stash it under a mattress. 

In the SFH world, many investor suggests to stash away 1 month of rent as CapEx savings, is there something similar in the multi-family side?

Think about what you might need to stash away for repairs/CapEx.- Are the rent estimates you're using market value for what similar properties go for in the area?