You might see a small price drop due to fear of the unknown and sellers uncertainty for now, but I think in the next 2-6 months you will see the significant changes such as forecloses and the market as a whole being more impacted.

Is it normal for the seller of a multi-family property (5 units) to ask me, an investor inquiring about their property, for a Proof of Funds or Pre-approval letter when I am just asking questions like to see the rent roll, losses and profits for the last 3 years and other relevant info to do my due diligence? 

Lol lol For buy and hold see the business model paper off my profile 1st paragraph called bulletproof rental portfolio.A deal calculator is useless if you don't have a business strategy.After 40 some by and holds not even a calculator is needed it's mental math and yes revolves around the approximate 1% rule or whatever represents a good deal in your area.Like I said too much emphasis is made on complicated spreadsheets that account for every expense under the world and that ultimately kill good deals.

Where do you see the market going from here!

For Jurats, which are present in about 95% of the signings I've done, it requires that I physically see the signer sign in front of me as well as that I administer an oath.4.

I suspect we'll see the same thing happen again here. 

I have always found Cozy.co to be an exceptional resource, from listing a rental with photos, to accepting applications, letting the tenants pay for the background checks by themselves on the online portal, and letting them see the report automatically, to lease agreements, free monthly rent collections and tracking deposits etc...

I definitely see the benefits but your advice is good because I don’t really think I have a desire to get a license myself.

It will be interesting to see the impact COVID and telework will have on the commercial market. 

I see the issue now...seems like very common issue for a sole proprietor so there has to be a solution.