I think this is probably the best bet@George Skidis thanks, I will look into Legalshield 

4.6% is a great rate 9n a commercial property so I'm not sure I would mess with that unless you could get a long term, fixed rate loan.Cost of capital will be huge I bet. 

Sounds like a good bet to find one that needs renovation?

I would probably hedge my bets: sell the ones that you can get the most profit for, keep the ones that are in areas with more potential appreciation. 

I'm slower at a CMA than a seasoned vet, but I bet there are some long-time Realtors who have focused on buyers and never really cared to master a CMA.

Seeing real estate investments from behind the scenes, I bet you'll find yourself an owner finance deal or something in no time. 

Your properties sound like they are in decent shape, I’d be willing to bet you have no issues getting the loan.

Probably not that much.Neither you nor I have a crystal ball to see where the economy is headed and what will cause the next downturn, but I'd be willing to bet that when it does happen, the self reinforcing cycle of job lose you mentioned will happen, because the financial market is made up of humans who make sub optimal decisions with incomplete information. 

Seller financing will probably be your best bet

I'll bet 99% would agree with rounding up as a no brainer, effortless way to avoid unintended delays.