This includes healthcare and government by way of example. 

The tenant has an essential job in healthcare and Covid has not been a problem.

Locally when we file for evictions the courts (or their lawyers) order them to file for state aid, if they refuse the eviction moves forward. 

I work in Healthcare and my goal is to learn as much as I can about real estate investments and eventually generate enough passive income from real estate to quit my day job.

You need to fix the problem, not install a band-aid.

It's called "drinking the Kool-Aid."

Im not trying to scare you or anything like that, I have over 50 tenants occupying a commercial building and thank god that most are paying, but some HAVE stopped paying and i have sought legal aid by an attorney which I paid over $3000 for eviction and between his fees and my loss of rental income Im over $18k in the hole.

The state of Minnesota held rights due to healthcare liens, thankfully no one was putting offers on it.

The city has seen some serious investment from the city along with investment from Promedica, our healthcare provider, which provides thousands of jobs to locals in the area.Along with this, a new company is moving into the area and will be implementing a $400M facility: Peloton.

I am a husband, father of 2 little girls, a US Navy Submarine Veteran, and I have a Masters in Healthcare Administration.