I wish you all the best both in health and your business!

Sell move on.And as Karen mentioned above if this person is in health care i think they would be well suited to health hack his offices.. medical are great rentals.

Recommendations from others are often helpful, but I've been burned by those, too.  The

I have taken some good strides the past 2 years and gotten my mental health in a good place, but it is a never ending battle. 

Too, the local judge will enforce that rule, particularly if you state it in your lease, and so we do!"

At that point, a number of reputable companies should be willing to bid the project in person, and if your rough guess is way off, you can renegotiate with the seller, or back out of the deal.Pursuing off-market property is definitely the best way to find deals right now, and I would argue those sellers may be even more motivated at this time (market uncertainty, reduction in showing traffic/potential health exposure, etc).Finally, approach your investing similar to a "batting average".

Like it or not, it is very easy to view landlords as the bad guys, and while I completely understand that we all have bills to pay too, the general public does not always give us that benefit of the doubt, and ultimately it is the public's opinion of us that makes our business work or fail.

Lukes or Lehigh Valley Health is about all that is happening and dollar stores.  

Fad diets don't work in the same way that fad marketing really doesn't work well for long-term success and health in raising and organizing capital as a sponsor. 

And the global health crisis is getting worse, so I’m not sure why anyone would think we are out of the woods yet.What happens when commercial real estate collapses and hundreds of millions of square feet of office space is converted to housing in cities?