It does exactly what you are describing and only if I really like something well enough do I get the actual book and read cover to cover and often also get the audiobook as hearing it anchors it more in my brain than just reading.Here is an example: https://www.getabstract.com/en/summary/tribes/11200I think you can get a 30-day free trial to check it out

Small strip centers without a grocery anchor will face incredible challenges this year and next.

(by attached, it doesn't mean anchored to the ground or on a foundation, it's a paperwork/legal thing that has to do with how it's titled.)I've looked at a number of mobiles (mostly doublewides) but never purchased one.

Sometimes if not in the lease but seller has a great relationship with them (they onw or developed a lot of locations for them) they can get something verbally (off the record) or if in writing the business will not guarantee as accurate or audited.It is important the sight lines of the property and what junior to large anchors are surrounding the property for daily feeder cross-traffic to the site.

In my market the assessed value is usually the price that is anchored in my customers minds.

The 10 year Treasury has always been anchored by the fed funds rates and spreads have consistently been 200-300 basis points over a 20 year period of time.

I've been involved in a lot of facets of the business  These include the development cycle (i.e. planning a shopping center or mixed-use building with retail, leasing it to anchors & other retailers, watching it get built, and re-leasing space 10 years later) to reletting existing storefronts.  

Not that I'd disagree, but it seems that is more anchored in marketing yourself (as others do as well) than really qualifying an experienced instructor.

These will be basically the major anchors in being able to originate and service the billions in the seller financing arena.

Unless your building is an anchored retail.