There's so much information out there nowadays and one may as well utilize it to help with the screening process.Letting applicants know up front what your vetting process is will help weed out some as they'll seek an easier target.

You are seeing the strongest thrive (grocers, walmart, target etc)...so not all retailers are struggling, there are some well positioned.

The unfortunate part is that landlords are easy targets.

@Christopher VincentCurious as to the size of these deals that you are targeting.

I will document/take notes on my session and share with the community.Assumptions:My target demographic: College students/young professionalsSweat Equity: I am willing to work on the weekends and weekday eveningsTime Horizon: 5 - 10 yearsObjective: Financial Freedom at the fastest rate with the most conservative risk level.

I understand this will be subjective off of what investing is taking place, what is the portfolio target, what is the area, etc.

I dont have a rehab at this moment, so not sure what town i will be targeting.

As for identifying a market there are a lot of questions to ask but here are a couple important ones I would do in order to identify a target area.1.

Now im not trying to start a political debate but after months of being hit the hardest by Covid-19 and now Riots where commercial real estate is being targeted and destroyed are any of my bigger pockets friends still considering investing in Commercial Buildings (not apartments) or Commercial in the inner cities?

That is why we targeted this property.I'm not sure why we would need a zoning attorney since the zoning in place is already acceptable for a congregate personal care home, but please elaborate, if you don't mind, in case I am missing something.