SIDE FOOTNOTE: CASH Deals can be dangerous so I recommend NOT doing any.

And that's a dangerous recipe.Am I correct that your company and building will be sold to the same purchaser? 

@Russell Brazil Yes, higher yield means higher risk, but that doesn't mean higher yield is always dangerous.

Armed and dangerous with knowledge from weekend realestate siminar...looking for experience, advice and "costly education" points out there. 

Breaking even on cash flow and hoping for appreciation is a dangerous approach.Since you don't have the time to dedicate right now, why not look for a partner on a larger deal.

A few years ago the rains caused flooding and the river came over the banks, flooding the portion of the land where my grandsons home was located, and became very dangerous fast, having to evacuate by boat.

Besides potential danger to people and pets, you don't want any critters dying in the walls.

I read an article warning about possible illegal wiring, plumbing, bad sewer, rotting floor and danger of mold.

The police would "detonate in place" (meaning blow up the house) rather than take the risk of moving these dangerous items.

My personal experience shows just how dangerous lead removal activities can be.So what you think  Derreck?