But because of the corona virus pandemic, the volatility of the the economy/markets, the mortgage/lender world being a little shaky, and the near future of the real estate market being so unknown, I'm a little wary if I should be looking heavily into acquiring a property during this time.

Federally-Backed Mortgage Payment DeferralThe CARES Act, a legislature recently passed by the US Congress, directs lenders holding federally-backed mortgages to suspend borrowers’ payments for 3 to 12 months if they have lost income because of the Coronavirus outbreak.

Most banks seem to be at at a standstill with the coronavirus.

With CoronaVirus I am trying to avoid apartment visits.2.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.marketwatch.com/amp/story/the-mortgage-industry-is-facing-a-crisis-because-of-the-coronavirus-and-borrowers-could-fall-through-the-cracks-2020-04-11

This is interesting. https://www.wsj.com/articles/south-american-family-buys-eight-new-york-apartments-to-stash-cash-amid-coronavirus-11586952028Let me be clear.

The increased number of clients is going to be around for a good long time, at least until the doctors find a vaccine for the coronavirus.

I started a cash out refinance right before the Coronavirus craziness happened and was told today that the lender wouldn't be able to close on it now due to my duplex investment property being a property type that they couldn't pass their "net-tangible benefit guidelines" with. 

Proc. 2000-37, 2000-2 C.B. 308.Notice 2020-23 states that the coronavirus-related relief provided in earlier notices generally applies to all taxpayers with a tax return filing deadline or payment due date between April 1 and July 15.

If you have STVR or rental properties, were your business affected by Coronavirus?