One publication I enjoy reading is Emerging Real Estate Trends 2019, published by Urban Land Institute and PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Do you have any cash you can use in emergency?

I would have enough for 20% down in cash, but I'd basically would use majority of my diversified cash in Roth and High Interest Savings for emergency fund in case I get laid off.Question 1: Should I use my available cash or apply for a heloc?

Get emergency contact numbers and allow them to break a lease should they need to move into an assisted living place.  

My goal would be to eventually use my medical connections and pair with investors/developers to build a medical office complex. 1.

I feel like I am late to the game but I will not allow that to dissuade me from giving this my best effort.I currently work for a prominent medical imaging company where I am a Field Service Engineer. 

I stocked the house over the past two months with enough food and supplies for more than 3 months, sent my healthy teenager to live with my healthy young adult son the minute school closed, and am on extraordinarily strict lockdown with my husband and daughter (who is on immunosuppressive medication).

We use a HELOC as our emergency fund if we've spent down our savings to acquire property.

I'm anther a claim from a previous tenant that allegedly went through an accident inside the property and looking for medical expenses cover.

Keep 6 months of expense in the bank for emergencies.