I tried logging on to check and my account has expired.

Would my schedule E losses that I have carried for the last two years fall under this change?

So my issue I guess is an issue of liquidity.

Due diligence period (60) days will soon expire in 2 weeks, but due to the uncertainties of virus containment and shelter in place mandates, buyer is now asking for additional (90) days extension in hopes this virus outbreak will subside and then ready to move forward with deal.

Originally posted by @Norma E.

Its gone right now, at least for the temp. future due to liquidity issues within that market segment.

People still want to buy. 92% of new listings last week went under contract, bidding wars still common here.I think the area that is going to be affected is the Fix and flip   wholesale  Non owner occ stuff.. fix and flip only because HML are really tightening up.. so with less liquidity prices might come down..

Finding the deal is no issue for me along with running the numbers etc. my ONLY issue is the capital and showing that liquidity.

Most likely for even a $100k house, and you were lucky enough to get 5 cards with $20k limits each, that a lot of pieces that have to come together perfectly within a year (expiration of the 0% intro), or it all goes south. 

That has been rescheduled, so hopefully we can still close before the rate lock expiration date.