People still need to be able to afford the down payment to take advantage of low rates and I don't think as many people have that money.

There’ll always be more humans looking for housing, but we’re running out of affordable lots/land.If you can afford to hold onto the house, hold on.

Overall our purchase price is already so low that when you combine that with extremely affordable financing, it's a recipe for a great long term investment.

I can afford to defer (not forgive) those rent payments for a few months with arrangements for them to repay those deferrals over a several months thereafter once things get back to normal.

We may also see an uptick in foreclosures as people lose work and are no longer bale to afford the home they live in. 

Buy as much insurance as you can afford to ensure all of your LLC’s real estate and business activity.

They tend to be affordable, but I always found it hard to make the numbers work with property taxes and property management being taken into consideration (plus increased vacancy with 1 bed 1 bath). 

Ask what they can afford to pay with the understanding that the rest will need to be paid back over time. 

So then last point if you as a landlord cant afford 1k one time in the course of a year then your not properly capitalized and you might want to re think your safety nets. 

The bigger question is how long can you afford to live without making real money for?