“LOL we’re bunch of paycheck to paycheck employees living in apartments owned by paycheck to paycheck landlords and working for paycheck to paycheck corporations.

It’s a tough situation on both sides.

Just a tough situation. 

People need to understand this is going to be a very tough recession and we are just starting to enter it.

.), but I've been hearing from others that corporations with 500+ employees are eligible for forgivable grants & Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL) if they *promise* not to fire a certain percentage of their workforce, among other requirements.

When the app count goes down so do the income, then the employees.

None are in an industry that is laying off employees, so they are all teleworking, or Essential Personnel and going to work daily.

@Anderson Milfort it’s tough to say for sure.

Tough to say though - however this is a risk you take by purchasing a property in rough, or D class neighborhoods. 

One thing is certain though for real estate investors if we have a repeat of Non QM and NOO lenders leaving the space.. its going to be pretty tough.