I'm getting close to retirement, and we need younger workers desperately.

I believe Covington is a good rental area, likely class C or D (workers) tenants.

However, I will be up front, if you are dealing with a large corporation that has a ton of legal backing, expect to get thrown around in the ring because it can be a tough and costly negotiation.Hope this helps.James Storey, CCIM

If you can utilize owner occupant financing and force a decent amount of equity at the same time, it's tough to lose on a deal like that, especially as a buy and hold. 

Unless they fired the good workers and kept the scum.

Going to be tough to get rid of the troublesome tenants in NYC too.

Observe the site, the organization of the site, the workers attitude to the work.

North jersey is a tough place to start and make numbers work especially if you're doing an FHA loan having less downpayment.

I think retail will die out, and office space's decline will be expedited as a result of COVID and employers realizing that they can still have a productive workforce with remote workers.

Buy and rent to healthcare workers?