As an agent, I work in the Atlanta area with investors like myself and out of state investors, so I think a lot of investors have started to sit on the sideline and absorb what's happening and monitoring what's going to happen.

Lots of looking and inquiries not as much action as normal.Right now we have artificially low prices (offers from buyers) due to buyers sitting on the sidelines and sellers that don’t want to give away their property.  

Many hard money lenders are holding off right so some flippers will be sidelined as well as some wholesalers.The best way to get better deals is to go direct to seller.

You may be able to get estimate, and home inspection, but any permits are sidelined until local offices are reopened

If you have no $ and are getting in the game, I think you are gonna be on the sidelines for a while as the only $ you can get will be hard $ and it will come at such a steep price the deals will not be promising and have a ton of risk

Most investors are on the sideline to see where prices are going to be affected.

This is keeping most long-term investors on the sidelines.

We were tired of sitting on the sidelines, running numbers and never jumping in!

Too many investors stand on the sidelines waiting for a home run deal. 

I wouldn't worry about the baby unless you really really see like something specific but dirty lifestyle doesn't qualify so keep that opinion on the sideline and stay with the technicalities.