With that being said I was wondering if I did the BRRRR strategy and went through a crisis such as CO 19 and couldn’t make my payments.

Just remember everyone needs a place to stay, people are consistently moving, even in the middle of a crisis. 

@Deavin Cox It really is as simple as Wayne points out.Unfortunately, a lot of borrowers in your client's position don't want to face the fact that they cannot afford the home and become desperate in an attempt to save something that they really can't without doing further economic damage to themselves.Without knowing more details of your client's situation, I can give you only general advice.

Some of the economic fundamentals have shifted, forclosures went from almost 50% down to 3%, so thats not a strategy anymore, but in general the message is timeless.Don't waste your time on getting a real estate license.

Does anyone have any recommendations on how to be creative in acquiring commercial financing during this economic downturn?

Especially with everything going on right now no one knows what will happen in 6 month to a year from the COVID crisis and maybe you’ll come across way more deals than most of us are seeing today.

your chances of getting all the permits is zero.The economics is also negative.   

In this case I felt that COVID will not have much of an effect on unit value, simply due to the short term nature of this pandemic and resulting economic downturn. 

How will they/have they been impacted by the pandemic and the economic shifts possibly to come? 

The total sales are certainly down, but given the outstanding job market and strong socio-economics of the metroplex, people remain relatively unaffected.