Depending on the size of the business and various other factors such as customer concentration, levels of effectiveness in operating procedures , systems management & employee structure. and lastly the level of motivation to sell. 

There's an entire semester-long course in law school called Civil Procedure (the absolute worst - *shudders with fright at the memories*) about figuring out the answer to that question based on the facts.

I don't recommend this approach as standard operating procedure, but in that deal, my first, I was somehow able to walk away with a $30K profit.

I have not had time to research the procedure to see why some are sold while others languish and the rest of us just pay on time.

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Is it zoned for things such as a filling station, or a strip Mall, or medical dental, or a church.

Therefore we just thought that was standard procedure.

I have non-renewed in the past but with all the changes in laws I thought I would reach out to the community and see if somebody can advise on any gotchas or procedural steps I must take to non-renew my current tenant and stay out of trouble.Thanks.

They care and they are getting their money either way but calling the note is the cleaner and in many cases, the required way (Required by policy/procedure).

Be sure you understand the annual filing procedures wherever you create an LLC.