There doesn’t seem to be much available supply and a lot of demand so it appears there is very low cash flow per door in small MF vs SF.

-(borrower) will have 45 days from the day the money is received to repay the loan & interest total of $8,250 to (loaner)-The money will be used for (borrower)s investment property, at (address) for roofing, staging, lender dues, and materials/supplies-If (borrower) is not able to pay the loan back within 45 days, an additional $500 penalty will be assessed for every 15 additional days it takes to repay the loan in full.

We have seen strong appreciation in Milwaukee over the last years (+8% currently) and until something changes on the supply side we will continue to see prices go up.

@Andrew PenschThere’s so much cash flowing in the system + record low interest rates + low supply that I think it should keep supporting this hot market.But to your question, a lot of agents are offering 3D tours or virtual tours these days.

I second the notion that if the government is going to supply relief it needs to be all encompassing. 

Just as an example, a friend of mine was the resident manager at Kihei Alii Kai in 2015 when a first floor unit had a supply line leak resulting in similar conditions.

There's not much of a supply in Bucks County when it comes to duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes, but you can also start with single family homes depending on your specific situation.

There was a webinar feature on BP with an investor in South Jersey and it was mentioned that in S Jersey in the big tourist areas that there is a major supply for short term vacation rentals but not really for long term rentals which makes it a great opportunity to invest in!

What are realistic expectations  of returns for simply supplying capital?  

It's hard to get a reliable read on the market and understanding what is due to the COVID situation vs. fundamental supply/demand shifts.