That being said, a good rule of thumb is to steer clear of advisor's who tell you they can outperform the market (no one has the crystal ball), and advisor's who do not or cannot explain to you how they are paid.

Find a good one now, especially if you don't have a crystal clear vision of what you want, what you can afford, and what the market looks like and looks like it's going.

Crystal ball anyone?

Thanks @Crystal SmithAt this time we’ve confirmed the garage is a tear down.

Originally posted by @Crystal An:@Will BarnardGreat tips!

No one has a crystal ball and past performance does not guarantee future performance.

Originally posted by @Crystal Smith:Originally posted by @Trevor Jones:I have been reading/eating/listening to real estate investing for YEARS now.

I don't see you as adversarial at all, I just like to help others by being as crystal clear as possible when it comes to important things like this.

You have a professional responsibility to maintain that space, but you are under no obligation to have them dictate those terms if it is not practical under your business operations.Moving forward, I would update your lease language so this is crystal clear for the next time this comes up with a tenant. 

Hi @Crystal Smith, I hear you on that.