And now we learn that it is based on $1000 per employee and it is still unclear whether someone with schedule e income will qualify for anything since at this point it appears schedule e is a no go for PPP and most likely unemployment.

Most of us are positioning ourselves to be as liquid as possible right now and reduce liabilities and unnecessary expenses.The most important thing is to not get caught up in following the blind masses.

There are still private lenders and HML in the market today, but they're upping their pricing and lowering LTVs.I don't expect to have the same prolonged liquidity crisis that we had last time (I certainly could be wrong about that).

@James E. 

in states that rely a lot on attorney closings and physical signings and dont have E recordings are going to be hampered.WE do all of ours as mail away and i have in house notary so not an issue for me.. and then the counties have E recording..

:Wondering what happens to all the people who told me their reserves was a LOC or a credit card.The well to do seem to think there is going to be a liquidity crunch. 

What you need are networth, liquidity, and 3-rd party management.

Then I will e-file all my state and federal tax returns at the same time in August.

For Canadians, if your tenant wants to pay using credit card, I heard about this service where they can pay with debit or credit and they’d be charged a 1% fee, and the landlord would receive an e-transfer:https://www.getdigs.io/

In some cases they will e ngage mobile notary services to help us meet the demand for closings.