We are approaching $10K loss on this particular property, fortunately for us other tenants are paying on time, so this helps a bit.

Fortunately we were able to purchase one and are in the rehab process.

We've been fortunate from a rental standpoint and have had very limited instances of renters not being able to pay rent.

What I did in my teens is I read every single business magazine published every single month cover to cover, Fortune, Forbes, Inc, Fast Company, Barrons, so literally tens of thousands of business articles over many years. 

I've been fortunate in that I haven't had anything really bad happen in my investing.

We're also fortunate to have a lot of equity in the home, about 50% of what it would sell for right now. 

Some of the stories don’t necessarily end in a life long friendship—your friends are very fortunate. 

I've been fortunate in Nebraska as the job market has remained steady during all this covid junk.

Fortunately, our tenants paid all their rents.

Fortunately or unfortunately I am thinking about this hypothetically at the moment and more so from the perspective of opening a net fee property management company.