As the economy rapidly deteriorates, banks will inevitably prefer to have larger cash reserves. 

The fact is, Boise will continue to see our population increase rapidly (post pandemic) and home prices will respond based on the income people are bringing and what is going on with inventory here. 

Hi All - We're currently under contract to purchase a multifamily home in Grand Rapids.

Although there will probably be plenty of opportunities for investors in this rapidly changing market due to the impact of COVID-19 and I like opportunity just like the next person, I would really like to help sellers keep their homes if possible.

Unemployment is rapidly climbing and the only industries I see weathering the storm at this time are construction, healthcare, liquor, grocery and gun stores.

We live in a rapidly dynamic world.

So far I have 2 rentals that have been doing great and are absolute cash cows.Property values are insanely low in my city, but the rental market is killer due to having 5 colleges within 10 miles and a rapidly growing city.

You will need to shop several banks and lenders as things are changing rapidly in this environment. 

Then a rapid advancement back. 

Over the next few weeks/months I think we all know the virus will spread more rapidly and conditions could get dramatically worse for everyone.So, what would you do here?