I've talked about demand for real estate in major cities and a few fundamental factors that are being affected by real estate, but today I would like to talk about how serious I think this crisis will be.As some of you may have heard, we recently injected 1.5 trillion dollars into our system.

Whatever your reasoning, I believe the fundamentals in many, many different cities around the country are sound.

One key difference right off the top is that this time the catalyst isn't a fundamental issue in finance, it's a global slowdown from COVID-19.

The first fundamental thing we can do in a local area is get more people tested and drive opening the economy to that data.

Can you even close if you found something, escrows open, lenders cant fund they are back logged.Can we look through this fog and look at fundamentals, hard to tell where that is.

You need to educate yourself on the business and the markets but once you understand the fundamentals you will see why its a much better way to go for growth.

Unlike many of our tenants who live paycheck to paycheck and could care less about financial fundamentals, this is our business, this is what we do--and many of us for a living. 

If you have already done a lot of work to invest in individual stocks, like @Russell Brazil, then it is a great time to add to your position since you already understand the fundamentals and will have a pretty good idea of how this will impact their operations. 

If you are investing in fundamentals, cash flows and forced appreciation you will be doing deals regardless of the economy. 

The fundamental level of success is doing the hard things first - If you go for the feared thing first, then the rest of the day is easy."