The focus should be on this virus and what it takes to get people to take a measured approach and not panic.

He'll be sending a guy out in the next week or so to get some more measurements.

Also, it depends on what you mean by "return" --- there are many ways to measure it. 

I know there are temporary measures due to the virus, but this is pre-virus regulation changes, if any.I'm considering holding a 1st position note.

If the monetary measures will increase inflation, you want to be in debt not in savings!

Governments have already introduced measures to stop foreclosures and evictions so we'll have to wait and see how this develops before mentioning buying opportunities from a decade ago.

This is probably going to be the most unique recession that we have ever seen and I personally think that normal measures of classifying disaster based off of classes are not going to work, I think that it's more likely that this will be a case by case scenario depending on industries hardest hit and what mix of tenants you serve.

If i had to measure bad timing on a purchase before covid-19 this one would be up there but thats not your fault.

With the Fed’s announcement of “quantitative easing” measures, many people believe we’re about to experience the 2008 recession all over again.

Did you have to practice certain measures you were not initially planning on due to COVID-19?