Many tenants are  small businesses (e.g catering, CrossFit gyms, contractors), and some of the single tenants are also small businesses as well (manufacturers, event companies, etc.)We are heavily leveraged on most of the multi-tenant properties, 75% LTV for the most part. 

Additionally Alaska's economy is heavily dependent on oil prices and oil prices are currently in the gutter.

For instance the Texas markets are job tigers, and the San Francisco area is heavily able to work at home, and the New York market is and always has been its own animal--doing it's own thing.Whatever hit may happen though, it seems like the government will continue on with the MAGA stuff and continue to allow Americans to pull themselves up by the bootstraps vs just talking and lining their own pockets as so many in the past have done.

I think it heavily depends on how long we are to "shelter in place."

I think it depends heavily on where you are at, but if you can get it into escrow before everything is shut down you may be okay - try for a few backup offers as well.

I'm still buying, though.I'm also looking heavily at the electrical utility sector because a lot of those companies are at a 30%+ discount now, and they pay healthy dividends. 

this is heavily dependent on many different factors.

I think this will see the demand for rentals rise, especially in heavily populated areas.

Successful people rely heavily on their mentors.

The tourist and hospitality industry drives the economy and I just think that that industry is being hit heavily and will be slow to recover from the coronavirus.