@Pace Jordan MorbyThank you very much for your response!

So, the pace of reductions has already slowed greatly.

Lender says at my current pace, I will be at 10 properties in personal name and will need to move to a portfolio lender in next two years.

I once hired a handyman, twice actually, and both times he couldn't keep up with my pace or work load.

Hopefully since steps to reopen the public have been established, we can start seeing work done at it's usual pace.

We desire areas that are looking to attract people through incentives - opportunity zones, PACE financing, TIFS. 

You have to run each tenant through their paces to see if there is a real need for a workout or not.Investors are buying NNN deals.

As for cash that we keep set aside to run our business, up until recently you could easily get 2% return in a high yield savings account which basically at least kept pace with inflation. 

I've grown at a rather fast pace but I still have other investments and I've been able to spread my liabilities out among them all.  

Large homes are stagnant right now but were renting at the same pace prior to COVID-19.