Bonus that the rents are higher than the lower comps you pulled (double check because tenants shop around, so may be your comps were not equivalent). 

With the exception of a few “loan to own” shops, the lenders don’t want these properties.  

But I expect that’s true in a lot of markets.

Is this true.

Of course the last few years were an anomaly, but it's not crazy to assume that this trend will stay true going forward.Congrats on your success though!

You may want to shop that loan around.

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More of something to think about, and like I said, I'm not sure I believe that, but as we discussed the careers of several agents that we have watched over the years, it was pretty much true in these examples.Another idea is to visit new home builders in those cities. 

After analyzing GIS data, I discovered that my neighbor’s house, garage, and shop are built with minimal permissible setbacks (50 feet to an inch) from the boundary line.

It’s true nail in the coffin is they FORCE you to open up checking accounts under some bank I never heard called “thread” in order to collect rent.