I think this is one of the best markets to be in, if you have a 10-20 year time horizon and want to develop real mastery of a single market.

This is also our busy season with athletics, events, graduations & weddings on the horizon, and so this could not have come at a worse time for us also. 

And since my non real estate investments are down 30%, rent discounts are not on the horizon.

One of the nice things about investing with long term patient capital with a 10 year time horizon is that we know going in that there will be ups and downs along the way, and there is no pressure to sell during a downturn if leveraged properly.Certainly interesting discussions. 

If so continue, otherwise better opportunities on the horizon, simply due to the fact that markets vacillate between growth and value investing, and growth phase has obviously run it's course

I sold a business about six months ago with the anticipation that this downturn was very likely on the horizon soon, but it's been amazing to watch the day by day progress this has taken, and the lack of historical perspective we have in this situation. 

There may be another's buyer's market on the horizon in June/July from investors who were over-leveraged during this crisis, you may be able to get a good deal then.

If you have a five year horizon, purchasing stocks is a tremendous opportunity.Most of us are concerned with real estate. 

A lot of syndicators operate on a fairly short investment horizon (3-5 yrs) so investors that are looking for the set and forget and grow money for 10-15 years may not be interested in syndications.  

However, if you're looking at a 3, 5 or 10 year time horizon I think being able to take advantage of a pullback like this that comes along very infrequently will provide much greater long term value than a savings account.