I think what the masses are aserting is many people will start to fall into foreclosure due to their inability to make their mortgage payments. 

I can not speak to the current McMaster market.In the Niagara market a shared room can go for $350-375/month in Niagara Falls near the hotel area, livable homes range $425-500k.

But based on the limited disclosure here, it seems likely you would fall in that price range with the firm I am at, along with a high number of others.

Both have fences but the wall falls in the  rear yard setback per some weird land zoning law which means I cannot build more than 3 ft at a time which is a problem for me for reasons I wont get into.

Investment Info:Large multi-family (5+ units) commercial investment investment in Sioux Falls.

No, of course the economic ramifications will fall solely on the property owners.  

I think most landlords just use credit scores because they're accustomed to having banks do that to them when they apply for mortgages, and because it's "easy" to have a number/cutoff point that someone either falls above or below to help them in the decision-making process.But I've owned and rented out A, B, and C class rentals (no D class) to all types of tenants...everything from professional tenants making 5 figures per month, to Section 8 tenants. 

People from all walks of life fall on hard times and you have to know what type of person you are dealing with.

Or fall under one inquiry?

We saved monthly for over a year and in the fall of 2018 we purchased a half acre of land with a 1990s model single wide house trailer on it for $15,000 from a local real estate investor who had abandoned the project after letting it sit on the MLS for a year at 40k and needed money for another project.