Based on what I have seen, the SBA is offering loans to LLs but I would bet their focus will be retail and manufacturing businesses.

Your best bet is hustling and earning as much money as you can!

The people who took out HELOC's on their personal homes (borrowed) to be able be in this business might be facing a double edged sword if their W2 income is effected by this.Losing their homes would be a tough blow, a lot tougher than having to sell off an under performing SFH rental.It used to be called "Betting the Farm".Hopefully we pull out of this thing before it gets that bad.

I believe the hardest part is raising the capital and then having the guts to put is on the line and bet on yourself.If you have this in you then I feel that you can make this happen.Like @Evan Polaski said in his post, he has friends that have raised capital are learning through the process.  

But I agree @Scott Mac that Texas is a very safe bet to be one of the best states out there to recover quickly from this. 

Want to counter my bet that books do not exist?

It should be a great way for all of us to learn and help get through this.At this point, it's us versus the damn virus.Tagging people that I know around town who are frequent posters to BP with great info.

You must be the man 👍🏻 I bet they all love you so much 😊

You may need a more powerful unit that exhaust closer to 100 cfm versus the standard 50 cfm. 

Be careful using the VA loan versus a conventional for fixer-uppers, appraisers are more stringent.Numbers are awesome.