The real worry is if supply is outstripping demand for what ever reason.

Many business would still require physical space to run which are service based but still a huge amount of space will left vacant and supply will of commercial real estate will increase and demand will decline.

She said she was parked directly behind my duplex in the dirt/gravel area that is on my property.Anyway, I went to the unit to drop some supplies off, and sure enough, the neighbors car is parked directly behind my property in the back.

Your partner could supply the money necessary to acquire the property, and you can be the one to manage it.

There were a ton of new regulations in the name of "consumer protection" that exacerbated the lending issues, and made it take much longer than it should have.Lenders may not be as aggressive as they were a few months ago, but if you have a good project and a decent borrower, you can still get your deals done today. 

So demand is still outpacing supply in many markets and prices are holding steady, but volume is way down. 

Buyers are rebounding faster than sellers and I suspect we'll have a low supply/high demand for a few months.

@Lucas Lawson - check local regulations before you go out on your own. 

The global economy, supply chain, and capital markets have come to a complete halt....

We've seen some crazy stuff in leases (like landlord supplying all utilities plus internet services in an area where this is not common at all).