@Jeb ShookmanEvictions won’t be started up again until it is save (medically) to be out and about.

These tenants are still employed to the best of my knowledge, aren't impacted medically due to COVID-19 and combine for $250K a year in income. 

I have realized that my personal experiences working directly with developers as well as individual private clients; in addition to my experience working with a design and build firm has provided me a unique field of knowledge that I believe will help me in my future endeavors, as well as giving me the opportunity to help others in my community as I continue to network and prepare to dive into the work of real estate investment. 

Temple students are securing housing for next school year usually between November and February.Think about possibly furnishing it and renting to medical professionals.

But if the IRS does give some healthy extensions to the 1031 timelines then those people just now entering into exchanges will have a unique opportunity to get an extended look at the market evolution while keeping their tax deferral intact.interesting times indeed.  

Hospital has already purchased a huge chunk of land for Medical Buildings and Lab, so  Now my dilemma is what should be a good use of that land.

Each of our partners and properties offer unique opportunities, and we see two options that could work well: Convert our lease agreement to a revenue share contract where rent earned is passed to you, with a percentage retained by us.

As investors we're all about figuring out what works in unique situations and learning from one another.

Medical NNN's are my favorite for many reasons. 

Medical office is a great use and usually good long term tenant depending on the location.