My thinking is very long term.Acenario - if I were to be disabled and need long term health assistance.. if Lord forbid I needed a nursing home or assisted living as an example, can i do that to shield my ownership of property assets?

Right now I have two military, a FedEx pilot, a doctor, an ICU nurse, a rancher, a business owner, a teacher...They follow the rules, they pay on time, and they take care of my properties.That being said, I’m not friends with them.

Do you know that 26 of those 39 deaths have occurred in a nursing home in Seattle, Washington state?

Many of our tenants are in healthcare-doctors and nurses and admin-others work for the city we do not see those sectors as vulnerable.

We directed people to apply for food stamps, Medicaid, and in cases where there was a disabled relative who was receiving nursing care at home, but teetering on needing admission to a nursing home, that they could apply for paid relative care from Medicaid to keep the relative out of the nursing home. 

Those who owns hotels, nursing homes and certain retail strip centers are facing severe disruptions to their property's performance and value.On a smaller level, those who invest in airbnb short term rentals will have trouble staying afloat.In downturns, certain patters re-emerge.  

One of the neighbors is a nurse and one is a plumber.

B class is where nurses and teachers and white collar people live.

I was working as a nurse and respiratory therapist before beginning to invest in real estate and then becoming an agent made sense, and it has been such a great change! 

The pandemic has wrecked the income of certain assets including hotels, nursing homes and certain retail real estate.