I do have to agree with @Chris Seveney that this forum topic is one of the lower trafficked forums, which may make the split not as effective, and instead of breaking them up into their own individual topics it may be more appropriate to dissolve the topic entirely and keep the discussions for Tax Liens and Mortgage Notes under the Real Estate Private Lending Forum.I will leave the topics alone for now, monitor the activity over the next few weeks to see if there is an increased demand in these topics, and keep you informed if there is an update to the topic(s)!

My clients who bought post 2022 are breaking even or in negative cashflow.

They get into bad habits that are hard to break. 

Several large Georgia State tax breaks were also part of the deal.

as a break between living spaces.I'm not a builder but I imagine builders enjoyed a little savings by not having to budget for all the additional interior walls, but maybe that money had to go into costs anyway.Open floor plans are nice, but a bit too open for me.

How it breaks across trades is unknown. 

Something specific enough that they can easily scope out the area on Google Maps but not exact enough that they can break in when it's vacant. 

As others have posted here, there is little recourse (other than litigation) for a business "partner" who breaks a contract, or worse, who intentionally defrauds others in the name of "real estate opportunities."   

Depending on how motivated the seller is, they may be willing to get the tenant to move out(probably means offer an incentive to break the lease). 

Several large Georgia State tax breaks were also part of the deal.