I gave him a copy of the key so he could remove his items at leisure.

This creates the domino effect where the pressure from the guys above you coming into your market/sector/deal size cause you to reach down smaller/further out, rinse and repeat all the way down to single family flipper and investors.

I am a Philly alumn and Real estate agent here with a background in the construction industry mostly in the exterior remodeling sector.

Due to more folks working from home, the office sector is riskier than it had been a decade ago.

We have certain metrics we look at, job growth, population and household growth, # major employers, tax friendly and business friendly markets, favorable landlord laws, are just a few.The trend will stop when rates rise and or money decides to rotate into another sector.  

I adjacent properties that can be developed into 50+/- parking spaces.Pittsburgh is experiencing rapid economic growth and one of the drivers for this trend is growth in the technology sector creating increased demand for incubator and co-working space.

The unit is 1 block from a large government housing sector if that tells you anything.Is it feasible to ask the current management company for a report of completed/requested repairs from the tenants? 

There are bad properties to buy in NNN just like any other sector.

I can call them back at our own leisure.

I don't know the commercial loan sector at all.