Looking ahead, real estate investors will remain focused on medical advances to fight the coronavirus and negotiations for additional government fiscal stimulus measures.

Make sure someone has a copy of keys to access the properties in the event of an emergency.

I keep the minimum in the first account and all extra funds are transferred to the second account to build a reserve for emergencies or for the next investment.

I asked him to look at a medical building in Orlando that's giving 6+% CoC NNN and he said that's not good enough.

Great for major medical but large deductibles.

Too many great employers in the area with a foundation of medical, military and cyber that won't disappoint! 

As for myself, I would say that carefully managed business debt that I don't personally guarantee is the only kind of debt that I will ever take on in the future.So, to answer your question directly, I would create a personal budget and build up a 1 month savings for emergencies before doing anything else.

There are a lot of fairly stringent hoops to jump when it comes to basement rentals, if you are to completely separate the upstairs and downstairs, and they vary by jurisdiction.Generally, they require a certain height, normally 7 feet, two forms of egress (emergency exits), and sometimes require additional zoning board approval before granted.DC: https://realestateinthedistric...MoCo: https://www.montgomerycountymd...

With the pandemic they've been a little slower to get non emergency fixes done but that's because it was so hard to find people to work when unemployment payments were high.Donny the owner is always very quick to respond and can help guide you to the areas that are good to purchase. 

Apply for short-term emergency assistance through your county.