This industrial city is tranforming into a smaller and smarter tech, medical, and transportation hub.

We have seen it slower than expected but still get about 90%+ of bookings.

I am going to be sad when I can't tell tenants suffering from serious medical issues to go apply for cares act rental assistance.

Some prefer large medical centers or other high density job locations. 

This keeps investors from having a higher rental income.However, doctors' offices and other medical buildings are often considered sticky because of the amount of money that goes into building the infrastructure for the building.

I have a partner in Charlotte NC, Kevin Bilderback is another developer and business man who owns Bluedot Medical located there in Charlotte.

Do you rent or own your Medical offices?

Applications are one thing but if you aren't getting anyone reaching out you either have priced too high or the wrong people / no body seeing your ad.The winter is always slower as people don't like to move in the winter/ holiday season. 

It will cost more , go slower , and cost more than you budget .    

The three responses I am hearing is wait it out figuring it will pass in 30-45 days and they can cover loses until then, rent to first medical and emergency workers wanting to shelter themselves from family during these times, and then many converting them from short term to long term or annual rentals?