Another solution is to write 1 year leases with no automatic renewal such that a new lease is required each year instead of automatically going month-to-month.

I believe there is a lot of opportunity until the banks begin to get creative again and look for new solutions.

To go on further,As a test, I hung a mailbox (along side with my tenant's mailboxes), clearly labeled it with the building address, and sent a test letter.

If you have a smaller renovation budget and you intend to utilize the BRRR method (or turn the property into an income property rather than selling it), the No Monthly Payment option tends to be a better solution because of the increased cash flow.

We've been looking for over 24 years and it's always the same - some newbie insurance agent says YES, I can get you that coverage and then comes back with a policy for GL on our office location ONLY.We're on the edge of our seat waiting for your solution to that problem...

With the help of my local partners, I found solutions to these three issues that I’m going to use in my own development.

There is no one perfect solution, just as there are so many opinions.My opinion, for commercial REI, is to first go with the easiest loan you can qualify for.

I agree with trying Zillow and also add your property on ALE Solutions' website.

You get to be creative and come up with win-win solutions.

It will take some work to find something that works, but like @John Underwood said, a fixer upper could be the solution.