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With regards to wiring, that’s Pandora’s box right there.

Many individual MLS contracts now have regular addendum language in a check the box format. 

So now I have come across one that almost checks all the boxes. 

@Sean Hayes  what a pain...and Supra boxes aren't cheap.

i want to be in a passive deal, so syndication seem to check the box.  

I don't want multi-family and I already understand NNN, so I'm just exploring other "outside the box" options that are low impact and very passive. 

I'm interested to see what other creative, outside-the-box methods the BP community has used in the past to market their properties to attract tenants or buyers.   

It’s always a ‘check this box’ or ‘speak to some random guy for a few mins on the phone’.