Expecting a V-shaped recovery is gambling.

It was hard to find them, it will be hard to replace them, and even harder in an economic downturn that went from pretty darn good to whatever we are about to face, likely a year-long recovery at least by my prediction.My tenant base is high risk.

We'll get out of this and move into recovery, then expansion, and then something will happen to trigger another recession.

Lenders typically will lend easier on those properties and buyers tend to pay lower cap rates.The centers that were mid-block, behind another building, turned to the side, or weak suburban to rural locations with mainly all mom and pop tenants will likely get crushedEven when an economic recovery happens the experts are mentioning social distancing won't all of a sudden go away it will just start changing working it's way back to hopefully pre-virus ways of living or close to it as possible.

I will need a professional cleaning from a disaster recovery company for COVID-19 if it comes back that that was a factor.

I don't want to sound socialist by any means, but this stupid virus has created an economic incursion of our daily lives to which we have no time window to recover back to norm - who knows how long a recovery will take? 

We are obviously going to take a huge hit due to COVID-19, but we will have a quick faux recovery as well.Next year when we are really in the recession, the economist of the world will look back and say it started in March of 2020.The last quote is still in the future, but you have already seen new articles about going to the gold standard and using the digital dollar.So where are we now?

Personally, I think we're going to see a strong recovery in the short-term but the real damage will be farther down the road.

The government forced shutdown of nearly all businesses and the recovery is likely to be dramatic once the shelter in place mandates are lifted or lessened.

Here, the maximum amount the lender can recover is dictated by state law.