Her son was outside with a machette cutting everything with it in full swing, not caring what it cut, weed or plant. 

There will certainly be a lot of businesses suffering, retail especially and also restaurant tenants will likely be defaulting on their lease agreements in large numbers soon, etc. but I believe the few people who own most of the CRE in this town have pockets that are deep enough to ride out the short term effects of the Coronavirus, and strong demand will return in that space immediately after this is over.

Curious if this resilience of the Self Storage asset class can be translated to other assets like Single Family Rentals (SFR) and Multi Family Rentals (MFR) or is this resilience only for Self Storage and in the case of recession, SFR and MFR suffer? 

Quote from @April Tsotsos: The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago.

I don't want one plant closing to wipe out my entire portfolio.

One of the most interesting things that happened was our plants were stolen AFTER they were planted!

Originally posted by @Vincent Plant:@Frank SanchezThanks for the insight Frank.

Every other business and government agency expects them to follow the rules or suffer the consequences and people figure out how to do it.

For example I have a property with a flat roof that suffered hail damage.

The only people that suffered in COVID though were landlords that couldn't evict tenants because of the moratorium.