Some may want to lend on a clinic while others may want to lends on a 20 unit apartment complex.

This is an interesting twist where because of a public health crisis landlords are forced to essentially extend credit to renters who are pay check to pay check. https://www.mercurynews.com/20...

Janesville and Beloit are now home to Amazon, Dollar General, Shine Medical, ABC Supply Company and Mercy Health.

Which, yes, at some point, people need to grow up and learn to do things themselves (as she's in her 40's), but with bankruptcy, behind on mortgage, health issues, suicidal daugher, I can understand it's paralyzing. 

Most importantly, I left my job because our son was born with health issues that we wanted to be prepared for had something happened.

My quick math shows this just barely breaking even.You also have to worry about the financial health of the HOA, potential special assessments, and what the HOA rules around rentals are. 

So we are in a position where we don’t want to cancel and lose all our money, but traveling unnecessarily risks putting the health of ourselves and others in jeopardy by potentially spreading the virus, according to the guidance of public officials.

The realtor let me know that the property owner had recently excepted an offer the week prior, but the property owner told the realtor of anther property owner that was having some health problems and was looking to sell some properties. 

In the past, downturns like this had to do with the market, not health and how you live your everyday life.

I’m great full for my health and my family.