For those that are not familiar with lending, a major component to the crisis a decade ago was banks had to liquidate assets because they did not have sufficient reserves.

., what steps are you taking to fortify your finances to reduce the risk of a liquidity crunch?   

One could enter with gloves, mask, bucket of cleaner and an e-cloth mop head to wipe down the walls. 

Important to note: If the Tenant/Buyer fails to make payments for 60 consecutive days, beginning on day 61, without any notification needed the Tenant/Buyer may lose all rights to this said property, plus all prior payments made will be forfeited to Seller/Landlord, and be considered, “liquidated damages”, plus this “Lease To Own” Agreement will be considered “null and void” on day 61". 

This will encourage large banks to continue to write mortgages, since they don't make their money on interest charges, they make their money through origination and servicing fees.The rub, of course, is that there's no way to know what happens with liquidity and the direction of the broader credit market.

If these questions make you nervous or defensive then I think you have your answer on whether you should proceed with the deal or not.If you have the liquidity to be able to do this, then as Evan said, you still qualify and should go through with it.

In a time like this, it's easier to sell the idea that investors should have 6-12 months' worth of liquid cash reserves set aside for when it hits the fan (especially with the eviction bans currently).

Banks have a peculiar situation as they need to keep liquid but investment lenders just need to keep funding.  

Never play favorites with tenants and keep rules consistent to protect you in the long run but also have a heart and compassion when needed. 

Thought she was no issues as she's retired, on social security, owned a mortgage free triplex where she lives rent free and lives off the rent  Turns out she also had a pile of cash, and invested with us, and her other children a total of six properties, mainly triplexes, her favorite type.