As is, I have an eviction in process, of a tenant that vacated in Oct 2019, yet did not tell me, left some stuff/junk in unit, so I had to go to eviction...5-6months, No rent, no payments, etc...worst is, this month would have been changing locks w/Marshall, as no reply from him, and not fighting it at all, yet now 90 days frozen, no evictions!

Personally, my prediction is that if anything, the market will take a pause and prices will stay frozen.

It feels like the world has been frozen on its axis over the last few weeks.

Did anyone have their HELOC frozen or called due early in the last recession?

I have never heard of a line of credit being frozen.

heloc s get frozen when the bank feels the equity has gone away and they are at risk.. so they freeze them.. not often they call them due as long as your making your payments..

Winterized properties can get their foundations frozen and speed up wear/ crumble in the north.

For example, you would probably not want to go in on a BRRRR at the moment as there could be a halting of mortgages coming (portfolio lending has already frozen).

I'm also planning on offering frozen rent though my costs went up and the rental market prices are surging in the area. 

Evictions have been frozen in some places for as much as 4 months and smaller landlords cannot absorb this shock, especially if they already own 7-10 units.