How about getting a $120 window unit from Walmart they can use temporarily ?

You could structure a triple net lease development deal (lease the land and sell the development rights) with any number of branded tenant/developers (CVS, Walgreens, Dunkin Donuts, Walmart to name only a sliver).

What if you knew neighborhood details too… We would pull to the entrance of the neighborhood and jot down some notes in the corner of the page ie “Eagle Point, 2 lights south of the Walmart on Kennedy.

I would be sure to market this everywhere with well designed photoshopped ads with mapquest directions to it starting from Wal-Mart (everyone knows where it its here).

Be Nordstrom in a sea of Wal-Mart. 

If you're not going to get paid for the work you do, you'd be better off not starting a business and instead simply get a job as the greeter at Walmart!

ThxTwo years ago, weren't servicers hiring ex-Walmart employees to staff servicing and dispositions of RE?

I think that is the way to go when it comes to these.I don’t have much in the way of advice but there is one thing I keep hearing from a few different podcasts when it comes to the area.The thing is “is there a Walmart nearby?”

Originally posted by @Patrick Johnson:@David SongIt's like going to Walmart, buying a certificate and writing it up for yourself.

Seems like an honest tenant shouldn't mind running to WU, Walmart, or somewhere to get a money order.