This is a fix and flip loan Yup, the market dried up lenders are tightening up to mitigate losses and costs. 75% LTV is the highest I have. 

hosts are trying to stay afloat on mortgages and arbitrage leases after the demand for short-term rentals has suddenly dried up due to the coronavirus pandemic.

I think capital for deals is going to dry up for the average investor. 

I get daily hot sheets from numerous states were our teams bid at Trustee sales or Sheriff sales.Today the one I get in Vegas EVERY sale is postponed.of course this is going nationwide so all that inventory is going t...

I was already concerned about this market and now with the COVID situation I'm afraid the market could really dry up between now and then.I have a great relationship with my tenants and would like to ask them if they would consider ending the lease early.

Already capital for acquisition is drying up, now all that has to happen is accentuate the problem so there is a form of mass tenant rent defaults and as groundwork is in place for no remedy for landlords, thus a financial catastrophe situation.

The non-conventional loans are drying up quickly.

The market for Government Loans, Jumbo Loans, and loans that don’t fit ideal parameters, have all but dried up.

A few recommendations to add to this thread: - Oil based primer goes on far better than water based primer and covers the previous paint and bare wood more effectively (just make sure to use a separate brush from your water base one and clean it out with paint thinner) - You can apply a water based paint upon oil based primer once it dries without a problem.

Sure, some of us also have a W2 job or other streams of income but still, there is a loss of work and its income that stemmed from the virus.Does that mean - as a host, manager, maybe cleaner - you'd be eligible for the unemployment benefits extended as a result of the virus and the passage of the stimulus bill?