@Greg MooreI'm not experienced in any these items yet but I can agree with you while heartedly.

While attorneys and real estate agents have different roles in the transaction, the big ticket items are really handled by the attorneys.

I was in the hardware store yesterday listening to a restaurant owner bragging about the killing he made in March and looking forward to April's lockdown.

Uber Eats, online jobs, grocery stores, ...).Keep them motivated since it is unknown how long we'll be in this situation.

Consumer sentiment isnt down because there isn't an underlying economic "bubble" that would cause people to worry (in my part of town at least). 6)all of the lost productivity is going to lead to an increase in demand all the while the workers are employed switching to items to be used in this covid-19 issue (ventillators, masks, etc)7)consumer balance sheets historically aren't "built-up" to begin with so that's not a hill to high to climb.

@Pierce LoveseeThe Balance Sheet equity items, whether correct or not, do not create a loss.You likely have a loss from the sale itself.

I generally go with 30% as a sum of those 3 items. 

As in 20 Mule Team in the laundry section of most grocery stores.

You have a lot to learn about the industry before you can even intelligently evaluate items (a) and (b) in your post.

One of the notes was on a building housing a restaurant in southern Colorado and another was a retail store in the mountains of Colorado.