@Eric Moeller often have wondered about this in Downtown Dayton as the hotel selection is weak sauce... great subject to post on!

If you were weak on both fronts then I would try to get your parents or other family members with more assets to sign a personal guarantee in addition to yourself .

The more you buy cash, the more likely you are to attract wholesaler attention because you are their target customer.Wholesalers with whom you have a relationship are probably more reliable and you will also get a good feel for their strengths and weaknesses.  

The double stick tape seems weak in the system and is not holding on door moldings

For pharmacies that go dark they are easily re-tenanted if location and demographics are strong.I have seen Chase banks, battery plus stores, dollar stores, etc. go in those for second generation tenants.Where I believe people get in trouble is buying low cap rates in what I call weak suburban to rural communities at low cap rates.

You're in a position of weakness in that regard.TOTALLY up to the investor to decide what they're trying to optimize for and there's no right or wrong.  

Hey @Simon Fedorovsky, welcome to the forum manFellow canadian here from oakville.....Im a last year pharmacy student and been an investor for a while but im pretty young too and its nice to see some other young people on here.We do most our investing in Florida so I cant be of too much help for you here but I will soon be needing an accountant so maybe ill hit you up for some advice regarding that aspect.The rental market in gta and surrounding places i find quite weak (for the most part) because if you apply the 1 percent or 2 percent rule they dont really work for our markets.... typical cost of a house near 700/800K and your rents probably 1.8-2.4K a month with evennnnnnn 5 percent down your looking at about 40K and the cash on cash ROI is relatively low.

Once you identify what areas are your weak spots I would go back to the chapters and refresh.

This lease is rather weak and poorly written.  

I am a full time RE investor and I am wondering how is the RE market (pros/cons, strengths/weaknesses, rent vs. own, etc.), in both Lexington and North Virginia.I primarily focus on:  1.