It means that either you live in a dangerous ****** place because the government doesn't have enough money to fund basic necessities, or property taxes are very high.

Suarez Our kids are both moving out and we have extended the idea of minimalism to both of them (at least the early indications are such).Looking to do real estate to both supply funds for a lifestyle, but keeping the lifestyle simple helps keep the real estate needs low which reduces stress.And, my wife and I are both interested in supplying good, safe, affordable, and quiet places to live for people who are in the rent by necessity phase of existence. 

For me, I did it out of necessity more than anything else.  

This is not a necessity for some but it is something i would require before joining the group.  

plus I bet a lot of mortgage brokers don't know what all constitutes an event of default.. as there job is to sell mortgages not prosecute foreclosures..however myself being a HML who has had to foreclose many times in many different markets we get schooled out of necessity..

But it’s easy to find a lot of people with fancy cell phones, all sorts of “necessities” like newer cars, expensive cable plans, eating out/partaking in services, etc.I think the US “normal” spending habits help the economic numbers look good, but also think if every American, myself included, kept a little more in savings, the economy would still be pretty good.

I see large apparel type places getting really hit hard versus necessity based and experiential retail.

Is what the medical tenant does a necessity based business or not?

Along the lines of what @Mike McCarthy said, why not offer a generator to the building and run temp power to the necessities. 

Most tenants I have had so far wish to socialize with us and hang out during weekends.While we do enjoy socializing it’s not a necessity and oblige during occasional weekends.