You can go as big as you want as long as you have the knowledge.

I've heard of some "curbside closings" kind of like a drive through as long as you physically appear before the notary, and also if you don't mind having a mobile notary you can request that the signing be outdoors.

You can make money flipping and building spec houses in downturns as long as houses are selling.

At this point, as long as they aren't coughing, we probably shouldn't be complaining...In all seriousness, I would just say/write it using the 3rd person.

Or you were banking on not having to hold it for a long time and you could manage the holding costs as long as it wasn't for an extended period right?

As long as your state courthouse remains open, you can likely still get an eviction. 

Long term buy and hold investors don't care as much about the value of their rentals, as long as the cash flow stays the same, we will make it by just fine. 

I agree about saving the capital to reinvest though, as long as you're cash flowing and not over leveraged.

Eviction freezes are OK as long as we know the government will have our back when all of this is over.

Quick money (addicting; instant gratification)Equity growth (addicting but with responsibilities; delayed gratification)As long as you're doing even one of them, you'll do great in any economy