And to give you some context on how "rich" the PMs are getting, in case you are wondering for your own PM business, the margins in this business are incredibly slim: We had about $1.3 million in rental revenues last year, and yours truly bagged all of $32K. 

The real estate in this case also happened to be phenomenal and McD's crushed it out of the location so not only did the interested parties feel that they could take a lower return in exchange for the lower perceived risk that McDonald's would ever close this location but they also knew that the underlying real estate had inherent value and they wouldn't be left holding a bag if McDonald's ever did close that location.I would also note that there are other things to be cautious of when reviewing deals on a cap rate basis.

If that doesn't work, show up to a public city council meeting with a plastic bag filled with the litter.

This bag of paper is leaving me a funding gap on my buy side (1031 exchange)

I totally agree with you that the dust hasn’t begun to settle on how or what the brokerage industry will look like in 6 months or 6 years.  

The ship’s owners tried one ‘professional’ after another but none of them could figure out how to fix the broken engine.Then they brought in a man who had been fixing ships since he was young.He carried a large bag of tools with him and when he arrived immediately went to work.

But they can "sand-bag" his 4yrs to nerf any positivity so that's exactly what will happen, head my words.

Now it's true that lead dust samples are taken from the ground, usually around windows, but putting top soil on top of the ground would be the route to go there.

They gather dust, but tenants like them if they have a light combo.

She couldn't handle these SCUM bags!!