Here’s what I gathered from an area study:This area (Enterprise, Daleville, Ozark: Coffee and Dale Counties) is anchored by aviation.

Residential Energy Efficiency Loan (REEL) program benefits (see image below for more details):Unsecured financing APR 4.5% - 9.95% Finance 100% of the project costsLoans up to $50,000up to 15 year term 0$ closing costsQuick loan approval, typically less than 24 hours70% of the amount borrowed must be used for energy efficiency improvements such as HVAC, water heating, cool roofs, insulation, duct sealing, air sealing, lighting, appliances, pool pumps, windows, and more30% of the amount borrowed can be used for non-energy related improvements such as cabinets, flooring, and other finishes.This program can also be combined with local utility rebate programs and federal tax incentivesProperty Eligibility Requirements:Single family residential propertyUpgrade 1- 4 unitsMust receive gas or electric service from one of these utilities (SocalGas, Socal Edison, PG&E, SDGE)Mobile homes need to be anchored to permanent foundationBorrower Requirements:580 - 600 minimum credit score (depends on lender)Debt to income ratio less than 55%Project Eligibility RequirementsWork has to be completed by a participating REEL contractorA combustion safety test by a contractor who is certified by BPI or NGAT must be completed upon project completion (typically this is the contractor doing the work)Work must meet building code requirements.you can find more information here: https://www.thecheef.com/reelI hope you found this post useful.

Our anchor tenant, a corporate owned restaurant chain that occupies over 5K SF of space, has contacted us with a request. 

I've seen firms charge $1,000-$2,000 in management fees for Class A properties (Aprtments, Anchor properties, Ofices etc.)

Does anybody know of any contractors in the los angeles area that can install anchors on the rooftop of a commercial building so we can have our windows cleaned?

My name is Alison "Anna" Wright and I am a Realtor with Anchor Realty in Virginia Beach, VA.

That will allow you to grow your portfolio and not be anchored down by your first deal. 

If the broker was representing the tenant in finding space to lease, and if the total lease amount was in the millions of dollars (for example, an anchor store in a large retail space or a manufacturing site leasing for decades), it's possible the broker representing the tenant made that much on the deal.

Anchored to house makes it even solider..Hope this is clear as mud.

In other words, does the strategy anchored in conventional tactics, conventional transactions that line up with acceptable practices and legal requirements?