If more retailers vacate their space than those properties are at risk of losing tremendous value as it will be difficult to re-lease to a tenant that is not impacted by California's high costs to do business. 

While you are at it, learn how to manage your properties well because a large percentage of investors lose tons of money through rookie mistakes with non-paying tenants, unscrupulous contractors, long vacancies, etc. 

Most folks would do a wonderful job of losing most or all of the principal. 

Would you do a You tube video on how to assign vs double closing with emphasis on assigning?

Have you ever heard of a Landlord being sued by a Tenant and losing property?

I told my agent ( and I have used him for 25 years) I said jeez your going to lose a ton of bizz if thats the best your guys can find .. 

Have you ever heard of a Landlord being sued by a Tenant and losing property?

I read your post and everyone else's here and not one person knows how much protection you currently have in place.As someone who was accustomed to thinking (mostly) "offense only" I can unequivocally say that the best offense means nothing without good defense.Offensively, you seem to be well positioned offensively.It's hard to say what to do next because we only know how your offense is set up.What happens to you or your wife's plans if either of you lose your high paying W2?

A good tip is to always add a couple of dollars when you are trying to use a minimum number such as 87% to avoid losing by a dollar or two.  

Have you ever heard of a Landlord being sued by a Tenant and losing property?