What about health & home insurance?

@Richard Herrera we love office and continue to buy it.I would check in with a local broker who specializes in office and has a subscription to Costar to assess the health of the market and where the demand and weakness is.We have been focusing on acquiring Class A office that has spaces that are easily demisable into smaller spaces.We have been acquiring these assets on pricing based upon in place NOI and occupancy in the mid 9 cap rates in our market.

“DEFECT” DEFINED: For the purposes of this contingency, a defect is defined as a structural, mechanical or other conditionthat would have a significant adverse effect on the value of the Property; that would significantly impair the health or safety of futureoccupants of the Poperty; or that if not repaired, removed or replaced would significantly shorten or have a significant adverseeffect on the expected normal life of the Property.

Smoking should only be done outdoors and at least ten feet away from doors and windows, particularly if they are shared with other renters (e.g. apartment building).Marijuana is unlikely to cause permanent damage or justify painting the walls, but it does leave an odor and the residue on a wall can actually be harmful to someone's health if they are allergic to it at all.

I'm not in health care but I know a lot of people who are and have been very successful in real estate.

My annual rents / loan amount for recently (within the last 2 years) refinanced property is roughly 10% which may be a better indicator of 'health' of the rental.  

I not sure if I should retire and work part time I’m only 40 years old but I would have to move to Europe since health care is so expensive.

How do you go about having health insurance since you don’t have the benefits from your job?

Once you quit your 9-5, what about health insurance coverage??

Is it legal to require health insurance, in light of COVID 19?