No open houses, no more than 4 people in a property at once and we have to use the 6' social distancing while there.

Last summer we finally found a property (12000 sqft, 3 story, masonry/brick building with 45 car parking lot) and will hopefully be closing on it this month pending any Covid-19 delays.The last 4 weeks have provided more time at home with my family, thanks to the social distancing requirements in NY, and I'm trying to find a way to make this more of a norm than an exception.

I just created a carrot investor site and am in the process of creating my social media presence.

This can be done via podcasting, blogging, videos, on any social media.

Build up her social media and web presence and work on lead generation tactics. 

I'm going to start investing in multifamily in the united states but everyone I've talked to so far says financing will be difficult as I don't have a US social insurance number or credit history.

-Add in links to your social media profile(s).

They had monthly meetings for the past 10 years, not sure they still do with the social distancing thing but once this blows over that would be a great way for you to connect with other local investors.

Third, if you end not renting it out before the current tenant moves out, consider setting up a standard process for screening out tire-kickers and handling scheduling and viewing of the space remotely (if possible) out of respect for social distancing needs or at least with an eye to minimize contact with applicants (to protect both you/your PM and them).

Since then I have discussed this with several bankers and retired bankers socially.