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How to buy CRE with contingency on filling vacancy
How does one go about making an offer on a commercial space that is becoming vacant shortly, such that if I cannot find a qualified tenant to fill the vacancy that I can walk away from the deal? And how does one even market the space if you do not even own it yet? Trying to avoid at all costs having a space that is empty on day one.