I am working on getting my real estate license, and at first I was deciding between doing commercial and residential.

You take this and divide it by 27.5 years (for a residential property).

Essential Health Care Operations, Including:research and laboratory serviceshospitalswalk-in-care health facilitiesemergency veterinary and livestock serviceselder caremedical wholesale and distributionhome health care workers or aides for the elderlydoctor and emergency dentalnursing homes, or residential health care facilities or congregate care facilitiesmedical supplies and equipment manufacturers and providers2.

It is a mostly residential community, and I have never heard of anybody in my town that pays rent.

My main prediction:There will not be a major wave of residential foreclosures.  

Once everything settles down, I intend to reach out to some of the connections I've been able to build with business owners who operate residential facilities.

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I am a passive investor in RE and currently have one SFH on rental. I want to add another SFH investment this year. As I work fulltime in my day job, I do not get opportunities to actively network and learn abou...

Have Commercial rates been affected by this as much as residential rates?

I concur with Matt on the technicality, at least as it applies to San Diego.Personally, I am doing the following for my residential projects (2-4 unit rehab/builds):Paused the start of construction on new projects till at least end of month (though planning and coordinating is still going).Made it clear to any of the subs and workers involved that it's their choice whether they want to work during this time or not.  

What is the best job someone can take to prime themselves to become a successful residential/multi-family investor?