My commercial building in Knoxville is going to come in 3 months late and to me, I feel that is early.

Would love to hear your insights! 

If you have the experience then you should become a broker and go for it.

I have a small retail space that a prospective tenant would like to turn into a local coffee shop.

Most people see high interest rates and immediately think it's not a good time to buy. 

Does anyone know how to go about it?  

I just wasn't going to give up what to me was exciting, challenging and provided so much satisfaction to work "watching the clock' and doing something I was unhappy with.  

let me know what you think if you go to auction.com you'll see it's being bid on over the next few days. 

If your current tenants lease is coming to and end and you are simply getting a new tenant. then you will just want to get a fresh lease going.If your lease term is still on going, this tenant is leaving and someone else if coming to rent the unit in their place, then its really up to you.

Maybe you feel prepared and ready to go.