Obviously, not helpful now that we are in it, but I think when things are going well the risks of C and D properties are played down. 

This is meant to articulate that over time, the market averages out and drives a solid return and for that reason, you need to have the ability to stay in the market after a large drop.This is where the benefit of diversifying, especially in real estate, comes into play.

Right now we are playing for keeps. 

I'm trying to predict how this will play out if we get past the amicable stage in an environment of this flu thingie.

I'd rather play it safe today, so I can invest tomorrow. 

If someone would of told me a month ago the stock market would be under $20,000 and Tom Brady would be playing for the Buccaneers I would of asked you where you got your meds so I can go get some as they must be some pretty strong stuff.

@Mya Toohey thank you for your answer, I think that a mentor will play a vital role in my real estate career, But that begs the question, how do I find one?!

I would rather work with a borrower if they want to play ball (but if).3.

If it's a stabilized yield play then you should be getting much better interest rates than you're showing.

But since Coronavirus news  Im not to sure what to do now.My Tenant is already moved out.The plan was to sell it and invest some of the cash into another property but now considering renting it out again and waiting to see how the economy plays out.My contractor is waiting for an answer from me to either do "Rental standard" construction or Flipping.