@Dave Meyer your survey won't work for people with portfolio balanced between different segments / types as each has it's own concerns / strategy.

Now that's creativity.I do think there will be increased investor demand if we add more listings and start to crawl our way back to a balanced market.

Heloc versus Commercial Line of Credit in Maryland- Recourse or Non - Recourse loansHope all in the community are well and navigating safely during this moment in time.I had questions as trying to free up some cash for situations to handle mortgage payment for rentals when tenants stop paying due to the situation/ possibly purchase below market homesIs it wise to do a refi with cashout on my 2nd home with no loan balance versus getting a heloc in marylandAlso in Maryland is a heloc loan a Recourse or Non-recourse loanHow about getting a Commercial line of credit on Rental property is that a good wise decision versus doing a refi with cash out, since its hard to get a straight heloc on Rental properties.Please advise, Thank you all stay safe.

I truly believe our financial education component plays a significant role in this, conveying the moratorium has zero protection to the impact of credit reporting showing past due and accruing amounts, that tenants may DEFER rents which means still due and owing just payable at a later date, AND the impact of a deferred accruing balance and potential for future evictions.

You could fix the cashflow bleed by refinancing to your current mortgage balance for another 30 years.

@Kadeen E Lyons1) First, you can't take a loan from an IRA but may be able to take a loan from your 401k - either traditional or under the CARES Act (check with the administrator).2) Here are the general considerations regarding 401k loans.401k Participant LoansIf your 401k plan allows for 401k participant loans, the maximum loan amount is equal to 50% of the balance up to $50k.

In particular, what happens when I am doing a short term purchase, for a flip or wholetail, and I’m going to be crediting my end buyer with taxes but won’t be getting the balance in the escrow account to cover them - as I understand it, that money reverts to the name on the loan, that is, the original seller.

It really depends on your investment goals balanced off with your personal/family life. 

It will typically show as a negative cash balance on your account but otherwise nothing changes. 

We feel like ours is nicer than that one, so we were trying to find a happy balance between thinking it's worth more yet not trying to ask too much for it.