You could perfect your craft at home and take the show on the road in the future.

Maybe at our meeting next week we will craft the perfect deal that works for both but right now I'm trying to go in with something that might work better for them.I appreciate any feedback, suggestions, info, etc and thanks for taking the time to read this lengthy post.* Disclosure and Notes: 2 parcels adjacent owned by same owner. 1 has 2 SFR the other is 4plex.

Plus utilities.It is THE most trendy area--small bistro restaurants, craft beer bars, used clothing 'boutiques', and 1 block walk to the subway.The other lives in 'up and coming' Bed/Sty. 

I mean, I fully realize this is the kind of thing that is different for everyone... what makes sense to one person when crafting a deal with their family is different from another.

Yet some no nothing, never had a real job , right into politics after college, Boston assemblyman will still find a way to craft a piece of legislation that will enforce his idea of control upon the free market in not just his backyard, but everywhere he can enact it.

Most of the attorney "hand crafted" leases I see don't even come close to the depth and extend and must have cost a few bucks to create. 

Just has to be crafted one off for each situation. 

I am currently a personal trainer and have invested a lot of time perfecting my craft but know that in the future I want to be able to have freedom to build a family.

A few locals will get a "Craft Beer" type niche following... a few.Some locals will try to "grow it cheap and sell it on the street" meaning bypass the dispensaries who won't stock their stuff.

Learning, analyzing deals, making contacts and networking, walking neighborhoods - start learning the craft, the market, and the numbers so you'll be prepared once you find your first potential deal.