Same build out cost (vanilla space and tenant outfit own needs)Rent very similar terms, $ and yearsBoth existing business needing different space.

Those outfits that are typically characterized as providing free legal aid for tenants are really supposed to be neutral and work to find a resolution that works for both of you.

They will typically be smaller outfits (sometimes just one person) who don't have a lot of overhead, are accustomed to working with investors and who charge as much as 50% below what the larger guys will charge.The reason they can afford to charge less is because, since they are working for investors, they typically won't bid jobs they don't get -- no tire kickers -- and they typically will get repeat business from the same investors. 

I'm an active tennis player and I have embroidered all my tennis outfits with my logo.

I do understand it is not cheap to have such an outfitted team, but I want to be more on the safe side.

They seem to be a large wholesaling outfit.

You are too far for them , but you may want to call them and see if they know of any similar outfits near you . 

I have no idea where he's been since, but he runs some sort of investment outfit and seems to have survived so far.The same high-risk stupid bets had brought down the system several times in the past, the most famous being the Great Depression era, which made the high-risk idea rather unpopular for quite a few years.

I'm not overly enthusiastic about Lifestyles, and there are several wholesaling outfits around town that you'll want to watch out for, but your goals are definitely achievable.

Including one well advertised outfit here in Denver (they host a free REI happy hour thats a great alternative to the paid REI clubs in denver).70-75% ARV, depending on the strength of the project.My guy does 100%, points rolled on the back end, monthly interest only payments. 14% +2-3 points