Just a little education for some of you who may be totally out of the loop.My friends in California own "The Guild" in San Jose, a dispensary focusing on medical uses only.  2-3 years ago I was sick/nauseous to the point of not being able to function from an opioid prescribed to me by a doctor because of surgery I was having. 

I would sacrifice (sell) a 4plex and use the proceeds to help pay for her back surgery if needed.Terry

Further, the Surgeon has incremental ownership in his Surgery and Rehab Center so he is earning both W2 income and business income, along with the tax advantages that come with it. 

The first guy got back $5,000 and the money went towards breast surgery for his wife.

Sorry I have been a little distant these last few weeks I had surgery and have been a bit out of it. 

They feel Dentist and others in elective surgery field are going to be affected in a big way.. 

The US saw a smallish outbreak in New York, that put a strain on their healthcare system and taxed their ability to perform routine clinic functions, routine surgeries, and other roles.

My dad was Chief of trauma surgery for a major hospital in Chicago.

It's harder to learn brain surgery than it is to learn to tie your shoe laces. 

Also, with lower income, sometimes people are paycheck to paycheck, and life happens, tenants have breakdowns, surgeries, job switches, lay offs, stuff happens remember-- these are real people you're dealing with.