If you focus on looking for the "good" you will tend to rationalize and marginalize the "bad" and convince yourself to rent to them even though its not smart to do so.Decide on your criteria and stick with it.

Account ClosedI am confused on the rational of using conventional financing will cause you to burn though all of your money on a single investment.

There's acceptance and bargaining and rationalization (not necessarily in that order, Kubler-Ross and the "five stages of grief" linear model is more an artifact of pop psychology than useful cognitive-behavioral therapy).

While the rational was to take the emotions out of the equation and I can respect that, my gut was telling me exactly what everyone above basically posted.  

Unfortunately there has been too much rationalization of poor decisions with statements like, "everyone needs a place to live".

and they were not giving out samples and they closed the food court.. so just there probably 10 to 15 people did not need to show up for work and lost wages. there was no TP or paper towels and water was being rationed at 2 cases each. 

My rational thought is that they cannot extend the eviction protections much more without some sort of compensation to the landlords.

I’m not concerned at all because technically..I’m just the middle man.

If there is a way to get him to move rationally without getting courts involved then that would be best. 

I would not ever put in coin operated anything in any property I owned, because there will regularly be phone calls to me (or a manager) related to those items.Whenever a phone call is made to you or a manager - even if this is related to a company who is supposed to provide the service ( a soda machine company, a coin-op laundry company), this still results in a cost to you, because you are the middle-man.