@Nathan Gesner   Many of these just cause laws hold landlords to a more difficult standard then the government holds itself to. 

I would talk to a lender about it though because it could make getting future properties more difficult.

I’m finding it difficult to find examples of people doing this. 

Without a cost segregation this could be difficult unless the roof has been replaced after the initial purchase.

Some strategies you can look into are short-term rentals or becoming a real estate professional.It will be difficult to be a real estate professional if you work a full-time W-2.

Sellers who purchased homes during the market peak may find themselves in difficult positions, as they could potentially have to sell at a loss or contribute additional funds to close a deal.4.

It will be difficult finding a second position lender on a primary purchase (IF THEY EXIST AT ALL).

5) Internal vs External (In-house service teams vs Outsourcing: AM, PM, IR, Back office, Operations)6) How did you handle difficult situations in business?

Also, i would say smaller funds can be economically more difficult with a high expense ratio under say 5-10M AUM (assets under management).

Due to the size of these stores it makes it very difficult to rent these locations and in most centers you have to divide the space which requires significant modifications to hvac, electrical, plumbing and storefronts.While this doesn’t answer the questions gives things to consider if buying one.