Do not under any circumstances do this.

They are multiple avenues:- Family, Friends,- 401k cash out - best time given the current circumstance but not also a great idea.- Bank Loan-  Private lender - Bigger pockets has a lot of them- Hard money lender ( bad timing but would not hurt to try)- peer to peer lending with good credit- partner with a co-signer with good credit and cut her/him on the deal- collateral asset.- unsecured loan.be creative and hit it hard.

It's hard to argue with Warren Buffet, Apple and McDonalds who are among tons of companies hoarding cash in anticipation of unforeseen need. 

Here’s what else you need to know:Guests who booked before March 15 will still need to substantiate that they’re sick or unable to travel in order to cancel for a full refund under our extenuating circumstances policy.Unless they’re sick, guests who booked after March 14 won’t be refunded under the extenuating circumstances policy if they cancel due to COVID-19.

They do have minimums and the interest rates might be higher than normal due to current circumstances, but, they are lending!

Get a FHA loan and make sure you keep $5-10K in reserves to cover any unforeseen issues.

There is no one size fits all answer for these questions since not everyone shares the same goals and circumstances. 

Circumstances change and you shouldn't be liable.

Perhaps the circumstance is far more dynamic than how I'm thinking about it.

I predict that in those circumstances MF asset prices will drop by far more than the 20% discount buyers are demanding now.