I believe that the most vulnerable, are those Landlords that are heavily leveraged. 

Only a few of my tenants are vulnerable.

They have been good payers, but work in more vulnerable industries (restaurant, warehouse, etc). 

EVERY area is vulnerable in one way or another.

I imagine then that those lenders that don't service their own loans are vulnerable to being plucked clean by those that do.

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They probably have no credit cards and are vulnerable to shocks like having an expensive auto repair etc.Things can spiral quickly out of their control, even with good will.

Not sure if thats the correct approach but I dont want to anger the local esp bc he is not a youngster and in the vulnerable population

Although I see this as a safe space, there will be many of us at different levels of our business (me a beginner), I would hope we are not continually shamed for vulnerability in the group and tough learning lessons. 

Interesting, as I’d think SPG would be very vulnerable as well, as I think covid will help seal the fate of more malls.