Inside the revolving doors.

Ackley,that revolves around a haunted house.Helen Ackley owned a big old Victorian home in Nyack, New York.

Especially retail company's that don't have an in house or dedicated tech.I would definitely not enter into anything that's not NNN or 100% maintenance charge back in CAM.

Biggest impact on credit score is payment history, then utilization or revolving credit, new credit card or department store inquiries, and fall-off of opened but inactive trade lines. 

(This is a hysterical laugh...)Here is what I've been searching for the last half hour:IP Security Camera with or without tilt controlNight visionMotion sensorBattery operated/solar poweredOutdoor/indoorBuilt-in internet / mobile connection (ie records video to cloud without internet present)Affordable (<~$100)I'm not sure if I'm searching the right keywords, but here are the items I've found which still don't do fall 100% under the criteria I listed above:http://www.amazon.com/TENVIS-JPT3815W-Surveillance...http://pro-vigil.com/live-security-monitoring/http://www.amazon.com/Foscam-FI8918W-Wireless-Netw...http://www.amazon.com/Covert-Special-Ops-Cellular-...The last one is a trail cam which takes pics and sends them through MMS!

Now, I have to admit that I don't take note of if the same ones are there for years or if its a revolving door of small retail failures (which almost certainly means unpaid rent) but that area looks more attractive to me than 29th and Atkinson. 

Recent adverse credit, maxed out revolving credit cards, tax liens, disregard of obligation, etc?  

One retail center with 10 tenants and each having a different 40 page lease is 400 pages to look at not including LOI, purchase and sale,appraisal, environmental phase one, site inspection, survey, title exceptions,repair bids, service contracts, property management agreements, profit and loss statements, cam reconciliation reports, rent rolls, trialing 36 months, loan covenants, etc.I just stopped but there is much more so one deal can have over 1,000 pages to review.That's scary if a buyer is putting millions at risk with an unseasoned residential broker with dollar signs in their eyes dreaming of a big check.

Was very successful for us, and now we use as revolving lines by reupping with a 0% offer, generally with a 3% cash advance fee.

I would ask her how she cam up with that number.