I said must be or else - - and tenured my two weeks notice.What other options are there if HD is a no go?

And at the end of the day if you looking for ways to pull money out of the property there are methods now that will allow you to get a no document, non recourse loan as high as high 60% LTV. 

The idea of getting the same rate or even a little higher, but having a location with great visibility and nicer building that would allow them to do more business made it a no-brainer.

Still, if you're intent to move forward, just figure out what it's worth and bid your number for everything - the worst you can get is a "no".Good luck. 

So typically asking for something that many people forgo is going to be a no go.  

Ie, most residences have a no-business clause in the lease, yet most people nowadays perform some degree of their work nevertheless in the comfort of their home.

what Dana said: it's a no go for holding: if you can sell it, I sure would.  

Rhett P.First off, "O.N.E." is an O & E which is an Owner's and Encumbrances report, essentially a title search on the current owner for any liens on the property in question.  

My properties have a no pet on the premises line in the leases.

At the end of the day, the numbers are a factor most certainly...but I've walked from pretty numbers that my gut said were going to be ugly, and I've also grabbed properties that for most would have been a no go because I was content with the appreciation and depreciation while I waited for the cash flow to get juiced up a bit...so it really depends on your goals.