A friend’s medical practice will implode April 30... their business is down 90% and they won’t be able to pay rent or the employees. They are only staying open in hope for some sort of aid or debt jubilee. The partners will lose pretty much everything.
People with cash aren’t going to keep plowing money into startups, they are going to buy depressed assets. Every leveraged real estate company will be broke in 90 days or less.
But honestly I think it's too complex to attempt. Perhaps some form of managed debt jubilee will work "no rent for six months" or something. but the unintended consequences will be huge.
Good luck to your friend
Edit: we should probably focus on the areas that can be easier made whole - finding landlords with extant contracts and just paying them for the contract will be easier than getting their tenants paid, finding businesses with employment contracts easier than paying individuals...
I wouldn't imagine they are a GP? This crisis would increase their traffic. Cosmetic surgery?