-know the neighbors/some locals. they are your alarms/guardians/signals for any trouble/changes.

Pluses:-Long-terms leases (10-25 years) with total base term consideration guaranteed by national, publicly traded companies -Well-located parcels (many retail NNN properties are strategically positioned on heavily trafficked signalized corners with good parking, visibility, and ingress-egress, which bodes well for secondary leasing in the event you ever lose the tenant)-Many new, "build-to-suit" offerings with "absolute NNN" lease structures, which are completely passive investments.

I’m pretty sure the signal strength would be plenty strong to serve both units but I’m curious what do most people do in this situation?

The fact that airbnb's security deposit is a joke is now more and more known to the guests to whom it sends a bad signal.

turn signal, stop sign, etc.

If they've had a problem with another partner, it could signal trouble down the road.

Well, looks like a top signal to me.

I'm pretty sure the city uses RF signals to read the meters.

It has become dangerous to ignore Bitcoin; you can't fight the signal. 

Today is July 28th and I must admit, I still have not bought and put up that damn sign, all though I did post it on craigslist and that has to count for something, right?