The only problem is that recently I decided to start putting all my investment funds toward my consumer loans averaging about 6% interest.

That is usually not the case - you have to build familiarity first (people call it your brand, seems a stretch in light of real consumer brands, buy essentially yes) and now when a situation arrises they will remember you.

A lot of states have come up with weird rules regarding owner financing, in the name of consumer protection.

More sellers are opting to pull the listing from active status than drop the price.However WHOLESALERS are starting to drop prices pretty dramatically.

This is fueled largely by the shifts in demand that occur as a result of lower consumer confidence, lower incomes, tightening credit and US monetary policy.First off, I would like to say that until we have a better understanding of the timeline for which we expect businesses to be closed, new transactions will be at a near standstill.

Conduct your own market surveyThis is probably the most time-consuming option.

@Caleb Heimsoth  Redfin etc, have created a lot of jobs as well, and kept a lot of money in consumers' hands.

Do you have any consumer debt or loans that you are still paying on?

I have been trying to consume all of the knowledge I can about personal finances and real estate so that I have more agency in my life during these turbulent times. 

Door knocking is a slow process time consuming, brokers will have a greater chance to find you who is lending in this specific space (Niche) let them work for you, one call a few questions and they will know where and how to qualify your specific scenario, if you are a strong borrower recourse could be beneficial as parameters are less stringent.