I assume it's abandoned cause the grass is super high and the paint's chipped off and the inside looked pretty empty from what I could see.I checked the county records and was able to locate the name of the owner.

However, if he does, I suspect all you would need is to get him to describe his chip implant the problems it has caused for him and the judge will have a clear indication of what is going on.Have you discussed this situation with your attorney?

I plan to let the chips fall as they may this year and spend time with my accountant and whoever else that may be beneficial next year.

I'd say do all the tenants and all the owners and see where the chips fall.

My thing was always to churn my inventory chipping away at profits one deal at a time, over time.

Interest is your bargaining chip at this point.

High End: Acid stained concrete in a color that isn't likely to clash.The tile you have right now will eventually come lose and or chip off.

I’ve been involved with some new construction in the past and they bring these folks in pretty routinely to fix chips & cracks on tubs that get damaged.

It's probably just the beginning of the beginning, but it is coming.Watch for Black Swans: Bank Bail-ins, sudden change of U.S. presidency (which is what I predict in October-November  2021 timeframe), China invading Taiwan (not this year), proof Covid was developed in China as a BioWeapon, not naturally occuring, a shipping container shortage, (already happening), a computer chip shortage (already happening), 8,000,000 possible foreclosures, the ending of the foreclosure moratorium, the ending of the eviction moratorium and whatever BLM & Antifa have planned (riots, etc).

Chip and Jo :)