As soon as Airbnb started canceling bookings, I began seeking traveling medical professionals that are being rushed into my area.

I know they get money from a medical claim every month that shouldn’t change with COVID.

I have 3 more vacant units but I'm hoping to fill them with medical staff in the next few days.

Either medically or financially. 

I could see REIT’s with class C strip malls also being in trouble, but what about REIT’s that own class B and up office building, medical bldgs, NNN corp brands (like Walmart, Costco, Walgreens, etc.)?

Do I have enough reserves to whether most unforeseen events or government intervention in my investing plan?

I got my start as a commercial property manager in Chicago then got my brokers license and closed $14.6M in lease transactions, mostly medical office leases, in my first 15 months.

Further, there's around 20 items on autopay, newspapers, cable, internet, phone, medical insurance, etc.

My buyer is in need of mitigating his medical collections payment, and I remembered hearing on a BP Podcast that “just paying it off” once it hits collections is the worst thing you can do.

@Alex Ramos unless it was medically related, bad credit speaks to bad decisions made.