Lending is likely going to tighten up more and more making it harder to get loans. 3.

As far as safety , bodies are piling up in NY right now and there's anger towards China creating new virus strains with wild animal markets for food and medicine (and I realize the far east encompasses a lot more than China, but angry broke people don't care)... so I would monitor the situation.

Hi BP,Though I'm tightening my criteria and making fewer offers as we wait to see how this unfolds, I want to be sure I'm covering my bases in any offers I make so I don't end up in any tight spots due to issues that arise from the coronavirus situation (e.g., delays in inspection, appraisal, financing, etc). 

.- FHA is tightening up some of their guidelines.

(side story: the toilets he installed both leaked, until we tightened the tank screws...)I'm trying to decide whether to keep trying to solve it myself, or call in a different pro.

LENDERs tighten the requirement in fear of layoffs coming and decommit preapproval.

During hard times, people will always look to tighten their belts and cut expenses that maybe they could handle themselves, but what savvy professional has the time for figuring out and perfecting another professional's line of work every time they need something done?

Hi BP folks,Just wondering if others are getting feedback from HM lenders you work with that are tightening up on their funding criteria.

Life companies are still game but definitely tightening the guidelines and requirements.It will be interesting to see how office and retail sector change through this and the real effects on the CMBS markets with the inevitable defaults coming due the pike. 

They have tightened some guidelines but all and all loans are still funding on a daily basis.