I had a quick question:Where will banks see a strain on capacity in the mortgage lending process?

Not only a sad way to displace a tenant, it is also inevitably expensive with court costs, set-out expenses and a premature turnover of a unit, sometimes left by an angry tenant and so are often damaged more than normal.One thing that I do see is that a non-paying tenant puts both a literal and cosmic strain on the property.

No one really knows how Covid-19 will affect the economy, but I would imagine that banks will be tightening up even though the fed has dropped rates. 

This is a fix and flip loan Yup, the market dried up lenders are tightening up to mitigate losses and costs. 75% LTV is the highest I have. 

Looks like market has tighten up after COVID-19.

Non-traditional lending will continue to tighten or disappear completely as the pandemic plays out. 

Now, I can see that 2-3 Mos. maybe a strain for them, but the 1st month, which they partially worked should not be much of a stretch. 

ALL paint need straining even the SW that I buy comes with chunks big enough to cause spits and splatters through a sprayer.

@Chris Mason so lending is already tightening?

With an agreement to extend the term, lenders will also likely tighten the requirements of the loan, possibly by requiring more frequent financial reports or other additions.Moratorium on foreclosure?