Investors , BRRRR, Buy and Hold, Sellers need to adjust expectations for a minimum of 12 to 20 percent drop in Home Sale Prices in the Coronavirus Housing Market.I've been tracking data in the MD-DE-PA-VA-NJ  MLS for the past few weeks.

If March ABOR sales numbers come in 15%+ down like I expect, April may be on track for a 25%+ drop in sales volume.

If that is of interest  I would recommend establishing relationships with one or two folks who have decent track records.  

Especially if they allow a medical exemption and now are back tracking on that. 

And we have a business credit card that we use for all the real estate expenses to keep track of those transactions.

He then responded to my post saying that he was happy with his success in the deal and that he wanted to do the deal to show other investors a track record before he takes their money to invest it in a large multifamily deal.

Not just emergency repairs, but also pro-active repairs like keeping track of the roof, exterior spaces like porches and decks, mechanical, common spaces and grounds. 

Can I place the money in a business checking account or does it need some other line of tracking? 

In KCMO, every housing agency (a few of them) warned my property manager that response will be slow, mostly due to the fact that they are all working from home, not coming to the office and many with limited capability working from home.

What company is backing the policy and their track record?