I actually recently set up an AirBnb in another unit in my building, and it just occurred to me that I could also rent out my own when I won’t be there.I have a storage unit I could put some things in when I travel.

A guide to the home(trash day, any special instructions or quirks)2.Cleaning supplies3. extra storage for guests items4.

Mobile home parks, self storage, medical centers, grocery-anchored strip malls, fulfillment warehouses, etc. -- there are a lot of good options for continuing to invest in commercial during a recession!

Have you looked into self-storage?

Use profits from the sell to finally pay off all bad debt (aside from a 40k mortgage.)Get the roof trusses raised and cement pad in the barn for storage and man cave build.I'll go a step further with 2020 goals since realistically my goals for the rest of this year are lacking.  

Hi Andrew, investing in a syndication or fund could be a good fit given your situation.Even if there is a crash, and people downsize, those people will have a need for self-storage, as evidenced by storage occupancy rates during past recessions.

Now this all could have gone a number of ways, but the way it did go is that I worked on getting the house repaired and her insurance paid for cleaning the worst of the smoke damage to her things, paid for storage, and paid for her to live elsewhere while the restoration was underway.

Most don't park their car, but rather use it as storage.

I bought a Fannie Mae property with a storage unit and an apartment. 

It would be great to see more commercial real estate content on topics besides just investing in apartment complexes, trailer parks and storage facilities.