I'd suggest trying to get $ that doesn't affect your personal credit score, debt to income or debt to credit, so business lines/loans would be best.

My guess and hope is that things start getting better in the next week or two as the immediate fear dies down and those that are used to working in an office transition to working remotely.Cook County, Illinois postponed most cases for an automatic 30 days so this has affected some of our NPNs.

I was about to start a job in my career but then everything was put on hold.I want to get on Unemployment until I can go back to work, but will it affect being able to get a mortgage once I’m working within my career?

Definitely look at major employers in the area... if it's dominated by industries affected most by COVID, then it may take a little longer to bounce back.

So, if you are holding performing debt right now, prepare for some of those loans to go sideways, and how that reduction in income will affect you/your investors until recovery.

My initial thought was to use the $100k to increase the value of my primary, pull out a HELOC on primary, pay off my LOC on my investment property which will leave me again with the $150,000 line of credit, rinse and repeat.

Who pays the mortgage on my rentals and on my personal home, if my business – that of being a landlord – is affected by the virus?

I’m a Real estate Wholesaler and would like to know how much we will be affected by this crisis.

I have been utilizing offer letters to purchase these types of properties and then using promotion and repeat buyer templates to target previous and new buyers.

But to reiterate what John is saying, it's mostly just everyone standing still for right now and that isn't really affecting prices one way or another.