@Adrian Rice,Education and Experience Are Critical to SuccessThe real estate profession is extremely complex with many intertwining segments.Because of the complexities of the real estate business and the need to be more competitive by knowing more, education is critical to enduring success in any business - especially in real estate.I understand your financial challenges, however, making mistakes can be much more costly over a very long period.

Each of these aspects are intertwined and can go much deeper in both legal and financial terms.Notes just aren't bags of popcorn that can be sold off with several people helping themselves along the way.

We don't charge any startup fees, vacancy fees, lease generation fees, etc.Management and investing are 2 separate specialties that we have been able to masterfully intertwine.

The more one can show a legitimate business reason for multiple intertwined business entities, the better the chance those entities will provide the protection desired.

I do believe that in a syndication the financial goals between the investor and sponsor are more intertwined and aligned.

Although "hipsterism" is really a state of mind,it is also often intertwined with distinct fashion sensibilities.

Then we can add to that Assignments of leases and lease financingCross collateralizations and collateral assignmentsSeconds held by sellersLease backs with or without optionsContractor Assignments with power of saleConstruction liens to partner with sellersAssumptions of private loans and installment contractsSubordinations of Interest and installment purchases-fundedDivided Interest purchases using the above mentioned methodsDonations to non-profits, to charitable trusts then purchaseBulk property purchase agreements with landlordsNote purchase-modification-or DIL with or without lease backAsset tradesPurchasing revisonary interests for a period certainTime share agreements with divided interests, not just for resortsHeck, there are lots of uses for just the right of first refusalThere's more that intertwine, not to mention financing angles.

And even though they may be intertwined in this situation, anyone living near (or with) their landlord would do well to keep business and personal affairs separate.

In my mind they are intertwined and I’m unclear if there is a single professional who can advise me on all three.To that end, when I asked “is this one person or three,” I meant that literally —will I need to find three different professionals to advise me on each of these categories or is there a professional who advises on all three (and, if so, what would they be called?)?

I do think you are letting your emotions get to you and intertwining 2 events and before you do anything drastic like non renewal or a huge increase give yourself time to cool off.