I think broader consumer taste is killing malls, which includes online shopping, but also even where people are choosing to live and how they are spending their time/money, more broadly.I worked for a company that bought a failing mall back in 2012 (online shopping was "killing retail" then too), redeveloped most of it into more open air power center and sold.  

I dealt with this exact scenario last week with one of my tenants in a multi-family.Most often, tenants and neighbors are timid and not wanting to call the police.

For example, we provide new, functional non broken blinds in every unit.

Point is, there is a new bar being set and if your not operating up to it, we are going to make your listing look like crap and perform like crap because were putting this out to the potential tenants and who'd you pursue and choose?

There are some important factors that you need to take note of with regards to the 1031 exchange or the Tax-deferred exchange: •One important requirement you need to have if are an investor and you want to take advantage of this 1031 Exchange is that the property you are selling should be significant when it comes to trade or business functions that are beneficial for the people as well as for the government.

This was my first property, and while it's been a great learning experience, I made several mistakes along the way—ranging from choosing a realtor who was more focused on closing the deal than finding the right house to having a poor inspection and overlooking issues hidden beneath the surface (literally).

The most common asset type was commercial multis 7-10 units. 

So now, I’m all about finding my first deal for multi-family rental in the Philly area or about.

There are still people who are either young or fairly unsophisticated with money and choose to not use credit.

You can choose to nonrenew them for no reason at all or for being habitually late.