Would prefer to patron a BP member. if you have anything available for this weekend or have a link to your STR, please DM me.

Restaurants noncasino will open with severe restrictions on amount of patrons inside.

Sad I have come across a share of home owners who are incredibly cocky and/or patronizing in their treatment of tenants but thankfully they've been in the minority by and large.

as Scott mentions above, most of these REITS are invested in commercial properties, but behind these commercial holding enterprises are regular people, patrons, workers etc all trying to make ends meet during challenging times.    

Thankfully in our urban setting, nothing other than the occasional neighborhood cat strolling by, or the over-served patron from the hole-in-the-wall drinking establishment across the street. 

Is Lowes, HomeDepot and grocery stores shutting down for 24-72 hours after a patron enters a store?

Walgreen's, Starbucks, Best Buy, Wal-Mart: these are all corporate-operated retail sites, and not owning the land/building allows the companies to concentrate on convincing you to patronize them, instead of worrying about what to do in 10 years when they decide to move locations.Ever seen a dark (empty) Best Buy or Wal-Mart?

I became a patron at a pool hall with a snooker table(love that game) and the owner at the time was a hands on owner.

I'm not trying to be patronizing because I used to think all that was needed was the ability to run the numbers, cash, and an agent with MLS access.  

Well, here is some out of the box thinking from someone not involved in commercial real estate nor the hospitality industry, but very involved as a patron of restaurants...First question... is your location good for restaurant traffic and does it have adequate parking?