As I continue in this journey I'd welcome the opportunity to meet and glean some advice.

If the Premises is conveyed to another party, the new owner shall have the right to terminate this Agreement.The new owner shall have the right to terminate only after providing 30 DAYS notice to the Tenant(s)You would have to double check if this will hold up in court, preferably by contacting an attorney, but you may be able to glean some information from any Landlord/Tenant Laws for the state.If this clause isn't in the current lease, you may be out of luck.

Listen to other peoples successes AND failures so you can glean the best strategy for you.

As I mentioned I just renovated and sold my home in CA and gleaned some very valuable experience that I intend to draw on going forward. 

I'd be curious to meet and discuss what stratagies have been working for you and glean a little of your insight here.Look forward to getting caught up soon.

You should be able to glean a good bit of information from there. 

I'm not going to provide you a free course (you can learn about getting more training on my website) however the basics are to find which document in first filed to start the process.In my state, CA, a Petition for Probate is filed and much of the useful information can be gleaned from that document.

Those bumpers are the experienced people that you meet and can bounce ideas off of and glean information from.

Just reading and gleaning what I can from books and forums.Funny story I think you'll appreciate actually...Your ebooks about SS and MHP were two of the first sources of info I read when first trying to figure out what direction to go in with Commercial RE.

I have gleaned these from BP members who have posted their successes.