This could provide valuable insights and help mitigate any potential issues.One last suggestion would be to consider getting a feasibility study done to assess the viability of the RV park and potential alternative uses for the property.

We are undoubtedly facing significant headwinds across the commercial real estate industry, but these problems can be solved depending on how well risk has been mitigated.

I brought $ out of pocket to sell.It was a 3 adjacent plexes, 11 unit total SF deal.I already sold more than I was comfortable with tax-wise.Buyer was solid and sophisticated with super low risk of default.Down payments provide sellers risk mitigation in event of default.   

To mitigate those, the buyer and seller should work with an experienced real estate attorney.All the best!

This can be done if they have a large reserve account set aside.They could also distribute less due to risk in the market (COVID outbreak),large renovations needed, refinancing the property, etc. 

A week after one of the gang members they hauled off for stolen goods (who had 6 felonies according to the cop) gets out of jail (because prisons kept letting people out due to Covid outbreaks inside) he decides to steal a car and park it out front.

This I believe should mitigate the continuous impact on the economy.

But, they are the just tip of the iceberg on how to prepare for an upcoming economic shift, how to profit from an economic shift and how to mitigate risk during different phases of the cycle.This reminds me of my favorite Einstein quote, and one that I'm always thinking about when I'm writing:  "Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler."

Originally posted by @Joe Villeneuve:Locked up cash has no use when it's locked up.My $.02...Locked up cash has HUGE value as risk mitigation. 

Given the current COVID-19 outbreak and the run on TP, a 4-pack of Charmin is a really high price.