But now we introduce imputed interest, and suddenly a portion of the payments they receive from you is interest.

That way, they are not completely taken by surprise or blame you when the temps drop and suddenly there's a pipe burst in the middle of Christmas Day.

My assumption was a new investor to the net lease space wouldn't be jumping in to a grocery anchored center but you're absolutely right, you can spin down the tubes real quick if all of a sudden your anchor leaves and several of the tenants have the right to reduce rent or terminate the lease completely.

Insurance is for catastrophes not maintenance - if there isn't a "sudden and accidental event" you can point to as the cause for needing the repair then insurance does not applyCan we assume you have all galvanized pipes in the house?

So, its difficult to handle sudden changes in their expenses.

I also see demand surging at the first rate cut.

A few investors I've worked with have gone for projects that are huge to start with because the project looks extremely profitable and then suddenly they are overrunning the project costs.

Suddenly the kitchen felt really, really small, and some of the house mates ended up being really difficult.

My local power company has a program where they can lower power consumption to a property(ies) to prevent the grid going down during high power usage surges. 

Has anyone else had issues with Zillow suddenly taking down a rental listing?