That won't bode well for revenues if consumers pull back spending in all areas of their lives, storage use included.

Plus we could use some self-driving cars when you consider the amount of bourbon consumed here 😄

Recession Risks Increase if Consumers Lose Confidence: Not only will financial market losses impact household wealth, they have the potential to undermine real economic growth.

It was my understanding that 4 units and under could be done in a consumer type loan but was told that since it was 4 seperate structures this was not allowed.

Personal savings rate was at record high 33% in April indicating a large pent up consumer demand.

Nationwide, Q1 and Q2 2020 GDP (at a minimum) is expected to be recessionary...the train has already left the station...simply from supply chain disruption, reduced exports, and reduced consumer spending. 

I've been reading through all materials and consuming all bigger pockets has to offer. 

For example  do they have a lot of heavy and expensive equipment installed that is very hard and time consuming to move and a huge disruption to the production and profitability of their business.The harder it is for them to move typically the better for the landlord on industrial properties.

Most consumers won't benefit from the fed's cut directly, it's certainly a confusing system to wrap your head around.

As a whole, when people are fearful and not as confident, they are less like to buy a new vehicle, book a vacation (obviously that's the case now), go out to restaurants, buy new consumer goods, and discretionary spending falls.