The fear is stemming from those not fully understanding those market metrics and not preparing with liquidity and "dry powder". 

The fear was that you could see that market dry up before we could move them or finish rehabbing.

What is happening now and is going to accelerate is that the inbound cash is drying.

And most of those guys have slowed down their business activities so my leads have dried up.

It will take many years for the roots to rot away so once you "kill" the roots by taking off the tree, it's unlikely further action will be required.

Although large tech companies here have people working from home or even giving money away to employees, the fact is that small mom & pop shops, restaurants and businesses are drying up on the vine every day.

It doesn't look like it's leaking anywhere and the professional inspector showed minimal signs of past leaking in the attic but it was dry and didn't look recent.

The hierarchy of impact seems to be a bit different with rippling waves eventually crossing everyone's path.So far, I have seen Non-QM capital start to dry up. 

We've had properties acquired have illegal tenants, expired leases and even a tenant who built dry wall units inside his apartment then sub-leased them out. 

Include time for breaks so that your eyes don't dry out in front of the computer!