REITs with big position in hospitality assets but without enough cash reserves or credit lines would suffer more.

I'd be fine either way financially.Now the human side of me say's  God no I do not want it to happen because people around the would suffer so greatly.

I do believe that the economy is going to suffer much more than people are hoping for but I also believe that there are buyers and sellers, along with good and bad deals regardless of the times.

The Boston market has not suffered any real RE shifts at the moment, properties are still active and selling as long as it's priced and marketed well.

I guess one could go enjoy researching and investigating another 10 banks and credit unions to save $20, but c'mon. 1% (max) savings on $58k ain't worth this kinda time and effort here on the forums or the pain and suffering of shopping around much, IMO.

Towns like Beaumont, Baytown, where they have dozens of massive industrial plants with steady jobs. 

To successfully sue the contractor, you’d likely need to prove that he breached the contract and that you suffered actual damages.Sounds like that’d be pretty difficult from what you posted, but even if you did win you’d still have to collect.

So as long as they were healthy and able to work, they did great, and the moment their health suffered, they were rendered homeless.

Can you get sued by a tenant or anyone else if you have a plant with thorns on a frontyard and someone gets hurt ?

You could also tie in that roof color (with some rock paths or floral/plant landscape applications.