You never know if rate decreases will be fleeting or long term, so it is best to be in a position to pull the trigger when the rates fall.  

Will everything happening with COVID-19 decrease prices of homes in Orlando?

Come on, what do you think happens when tourism, consumer spending, and global trade decreases drastically?

My thought is a temporary decrease in rent if a tenant reports loss of income or even working out a payment plan.

@Connor Kelly Other options :Use first rental property to take a HELOC upon for down payment on next rental property.Use a Hard Money Lender / Different Bank on the right deal to buy all cash loan to cost or with less money down.Partner with another private lender or investor to acquire either all cash, you bring the hustle/muscle and they bring the loan/down.Any other way to get it done that makes sense.

But now a lot of my End buyers who use Hard money financing can no longer get the loan or there limit has decreased.

If rental rates decrease due to a surplus of units because people are out of work, then your numbers have to be able to work with lower revenues.

@Michael King @Nate Monson @John Warren As a lender I have not seen a decrease.

Some of my hobbies include snowboarding, cycling, hiking, reading, and cooking.My job is mostly remote and I've seriously decreased my workload through automation, so I'm looking for something else to do that will give me good hands-on experience in the REI world, and ideally earn some extra $ on the side. 

With the decrease in showings and perhaps an eventual order to stop them completely, what are your plans and actions?