With the COVID-19 causing some major disruption on the economy, I'm wondering how it will affect prices and RE in general 

I received a precautionary PPP loan for my small business and it seems like it's causing me issues when trying to complete a cash-out refinance on one of my homes.

I work in the healthcare field, but am only two years in and am finding that having other people's health in my hands is causing me mass anxiety (but due to high student loan debt, I feel stuck).

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Ok so it's a battle of acronyms that's causing my confusion.

I’m not saying prices are going to crash but there is going to be some pressure.With the stock market falling and people losing their jobs, this can cause people to tighten up their purse strings.

Meaning that they don't have multiple late payments, cause damages to the house, cause unnecessary wear and tear, exceed the occupancy limit, breach the lease in other ways, etc. .

It sounds like the RE industry got shut out on a technicality that could probably be removed or clarified if we caused a big enough uproar with our senators and representatives. 

And that will cause the brick to become the sacrificial material instead of the mortar.

Since you're legal, there's no harm, and all you are asking for is the definition.