The next store neighbor who in the past years who seemed constantly angry now says hello with a smile.Now thinking back, if I was a homeowner back then, and have pass that corner lot of mine every day, I'll be a bit upset too.

Your decision of where and how to store the coins can be key in terms of your IRA's compliance and therefore risk. 

Discarding obvious trash isnt a problem, and if the property left behind isnt worth much, say less than 300...put it in large trash bags, store for the required time then dispose.

Can't wait to see what the future has in store!

However, even after being in the game for 5+ years and cutting down costs a lot, for example there is a "Home Depot" warehouse 2 hours away, everything is 50 percent off store price, if not negotiable).

It is  BP book and you can get it under the Store tab above.

There was room to add 2 more apartments where a store front used to be. 

You could even use the oven for storage (not joking) if cabinet space is at a premium.KnutePro tip: Only store things in the oven that can tolerate high heat.

She owns a retail store and I own an insurance agency.Would be willing to do out of area investing deals, but need volume in order to make the cost of a management company feasible and my $100K probably won't stretch extremely far on its own. 

National tenants tend to do better as their sales and profit is spread out among many stores and locations so a dip in one location with eventual upside can be a positive.Another factor is checking to see road projects coming up and if the changes will impact the traffic flow from your area.