Hi J - just finished Brandon Turner's "The Book on Rental Property Investing" in audio book form and he uses a web link with all the figures (https://www.biggerpockets.com/rentalbookfigures).

Anchors are important especially if your smaller tenants feed off of their traffic for some of their sales.  

Otherwise, it’s a neat area, but it does have double-stack train traffic running through it and is very busy with FEC freight trains.

This business is real now it’s called Kim’s place in OKC her web page sucks but every one in the agency knows the location.

Web browser access is ok. - I can’t seem to edit my posts from within the app.

So I feel like you a leaving a gaping hole in the marketing material (namely the specific web page for the offering) as to what you intend to do with the money and how, potentially, we may ever be able to get our money out and/or see a return. 

@Eric Matuszewski you can got to the fannie mae web page. 

Transient traffic can make for an unsafe neighborhood for neighbors as they no longer recognize "regulars" to the neighborhood...traffic...blah blah blah...the good side? 

We, as a company, rately post on the MLS, since we get enough traction with the other web sites and really dont need other agents to bring potential tenants to us. 

Need I say more.Savings: $6,000Talent: I love details, photography, and I'm web savvy because I'm a web developer even though I'd like to be a full time investor and say good-bye to tech.