We believe that either of these actions would materially increase the risk of unnecessary loss or otherwise avoidable problems for the vast majority of our investors who have not requested to redeem and intend to stay invested for the long term.We recognize that the current coronavirus pandemic is evolving every day and therefore the situation may change rapidly.

There is also a grant program via lottery system but the deadline to apply was yesterdayhttps://blockclubchicago.org/2020/03/18/out-of-work-due-to-coronavirus-heres-how-to-get-unemployment-benefits-rent-relief-and-more/?

Has anyone found a good program that a RE Investor can utilize from the government or banks.... with the current programs out their due to the CoronaVirus?

On Mar 31, the FHA 30 fixed rate advertised was 3.12 and our rate is 3.12. If you agree, then using a rate by down from X to 3.12 as justification for a 8500.00 dollar commission is outrageous. Our credits that could ...

As I understand it you need to be employed for at least 2 years to qualify for an FHA loan.I have been laid off from my job due to the corona virus and I am now collecting unemployment. 

Hey everyone, the new CARES Act allows for us to make a loan up to $100K from our 401K penalty free that doesn't have to be paid back for 3 years as long as you can show hardship 2/2 to the coronavirus.

@Yvonne ShuiHi Yvonne,I own 3 Buildings in Bed-Stuy, All 3 Family, 2 are Brownstones and 1 is a brick building.The one closest to where you are buying is probably going to be on Hancock and Thompkins or on Greene Ave and Throop.I think the most important thing about buying in Bed-Stuy right now is to make sure you get a professional tenant with high income and high savings to weather the Coronavirus Storm.Last Month, one of my tenants at the Greene Ave/Throop location gave me notice as she closed her Williamsburg restaurant and needed to leave, moving in with her bf.Her apt is a Garden Apt, Large 1 Bedroom with a Laundry in Unit.I decided to get a quick renter that has been qualified and I advertised the apt for only $2,500 per month.

Just curious to hear how other investors are faring during this crazy uncertain time.

I'm finding some good older posts/suggestions, but some are 1-2 years old, so looking for more recent suggestions (especially amid Coronavirus). 

Hi BP,Though I'm tightening my criteria and making fewer offers as we wait to see how this unfolds, I want to be sure I'm covering my bases in any offers I make so I don't end up in any tight spots due to issues that arise from the coronavirus situation (e.g., delays in inspection, appraisal, financing, etc).