They finance newbies.Most now offer a range of products, including temp to perm loans - great for folks that want to use the BRRRR strategy. 

It may just encourage refis, since fewer people will be physically moving.That being said, like Adam said there is a LOT to learn. 

The realtor and lawyer probably know each other and the lawyer isn't protecting you.Beyond all of that, from a construction point of view: a property that is riddled with permit and inspection related delays will not be a good end product.

Production of goods are way down.

It's implied that you're going to get a much higher quality work product going the latter route (generally speaking).  

It seems like outside of medical workers and grocery/supply chain workers, everyone is going to be hit by this somehow, financially or physically. 

If it was, it is still eligible for 90 day deferment and has the potential for more with investor approval.Many hotel owners and self storage investors utilize this loan products.

The loan product mentioned above allowed the investor to do one of two things: pull out 100% of the purchase price or 75% of the new appraised value, whichever is less. 

For local value add investors, I don't see any reason not to look at older product.

Insurance to product the building.