People generally have to submit financials for review to hopefully be approved for a trail plan prior to it being implemented.

I have been educating myself by reading, watching podcast and you tube videos, I have improved my credit score and Personel finances with the education I have learned from Bigger Pockets or the leads from Bigger Pockets.

As well, most MLS properties being sold by banks or other institutions (REO) usually sell as-is, where-is, but the difference here is that you usually have time to inspect and handle due diligence, but your only recourse to get out of one of those contracts is to simply submit notice to cancel. 

I'll be able to save more money and be able to buy smarter next time.I asked Paul Moore this same question on the Bigger Pockets Live video Q&A this morning on YouTube.

—During the covered period, a borrower with a Federally backed mortgage loan experiencing a financial hardship due, directly or indirectly, to the COVID–19 emergency may request forbearance on the Federally backed mortgage loan, regardless of delinquency status, by— (A) submitting a request to the borrower’s servicer; and (B) affirming that the borrower is experiencing a financial hardship during the COVID–19 emergency. (2) DURATION OF FORBEARANCE.

You have the following choices- Do a video of the units & provide it to prospective tenants or ask your tenants to vacate for a showing.

She went on to say that as investors, it is still our obligation to submit within the 45 days and only upon receiving a letter from the IRS allowing us to resubmit identified properties with an extended period would we have a legitimate extension.I'd be curious to know if anyone has more definitive intel on this kind of relief/stimulus extension.  

Cash on Cash - ROI is King)Build Your Team (Contractors, Realtors, Lenders)Line Up Financing (Work backward what is the lender looking for to fund your deal)Raise Cash For Down Payments & ReservesCreate a Plan to Find DealsSchedule Your Time & Prioritize Next Actions (Take Action, Put it on paper and put a date on it, stick to the timeline, FYI watching videos or reading books is not taking action)Educate yourself (Know terminology and how to analyze a deal) 

Right now city departments are probably shut so you'll need to wait until they reopen to then submit plans, address feedback, and get their sign-off before work (I'm waiting on final approval on my permit in South SF).

IF this does not happen soon, there will be a mortgage crisis before the month is over and the dominoes will fall (see Tom Barracks CNBC video " Commercial Mortgages on brink of collapse").