My name is Kenneth Alldredge and I am an alumnus of California State University Fullerton, with a B.A in Finance with an emphasis in real estate.

Even some big players are closing significant amount of stores globally.

Putting too much emphasis on day 1 cash flow could lead you to leaving a lot of money on the table when moving from one asset to another.  

I'm sure you'll get a lot of "college doesn't matter" comments on here but if you're already doing it, I'd suggest either emphasis of or combination of Finance, Accounting, Marketing, Economics.

If we're thinking globally, I imagine Kuala Lumpur would be attractive in that situation. 

The only thing I am doing differently is really putting an emphasis on hearing from their current landlord.

The U.S has been driving the global markets the past decade and the cyclical nature of markets suggests that it may be time for foreign stocks to outperform the U.S for a while.

The economy might suck for a while, but the Fed and global central banks more broadly have made a major policy shift over the last year, especially since COVID, they are opening the floodgates and intend to let the economy "run hot" above their "target" inflation rate for the forseeable future.

The International Labour Organization’s(ILO) latest estimate calculates a loss of 400 million full-time jobs globally.

You may have a force majeure argument to make, based on the fact that evictions are stayed due to a global pandemic.