If you try to sell it you may be left holding the bag (think 2008 flippers).

Our purchasing strategy has been a mixed bag, as well.

Not to downplay it, but I would mention that this is the first occurrence (if it is), and to be on the lookout, and call the police and let you know if anyone see anything suspicious.Maybe buy one of those "hide bags, take keys, lock car" signs that I see at malls and schools. 

Make sure to use the Delaware Statutory Trust as a fail safe option so you are not left holding the bag. 

Let's all keep in mind that this is not "free money" or a grab bag opportunity.  

I purchased lint-traps for the washing machines, wire-catches for the sink drains, plastic snakes, and garbage bags for all my tenants.

We'll definitely share what we hear on our call.It's a bit of a mixed bag for us.

You could stuff that into a grocery bag and walk around with it.

It's even recommended that delivery boxes be left outside for two days, then picked-up with gloved hands, placed in a plastic trash bag, sealed, thrown away, followed by hand washing. 

In a world of permanently impaired/limited social gathering, commercial RE is really left holding the bag.