Loan funds can be used to maintain operating expenses and paying bills (rent, payroll, insurance, utilities, etc.)

In our area many businesses have had employees working from home for 3 months and are deciding if they even want to maintain that footprint.

With stock market/bond investors running away from mortgage backed securities, i-Buyers are joining the stampede.  

I don't see a lot of mention about what's happening in the stock market and the slowing down of the economy right nowWhat effects do we expect to happen as a result of what's going on right now?

The current situation has slowed things down, people are scared, investors are unsure about moving money around both the stock market and RE markets are uncertain.

Stick to your plan if you need $30k for an adequate down payment and reserves then stick with that, there isn't a massive buying opportunity in RE yet like there was in the stock market. 

A lot better than banks, and a lot safer than stocks.

Scenario: CRE, fully rented, 9.4% cap, 1.1Mn, Greater Seattle Area, Bank loan 75% LTV approvedIssue: My business partner and I were comfortable with paying the 25% down payment but due to the crash of the stock market.

Maintaining your property and Making the complete renting lifecycle organised will definetly make you earn in rental Market.

I am simply pointing at that depending on your lenders, I have had loan officers come back asking for clarification because approval committees were not used to seeing things outside of the box.You will likely be able to find lenders that are totally open to this structure, but yes, you are then maintaining multiple LLCs and potentially multiple tax returns and bank accounts, etc.