Commercial property is inherently more price stable than residential however, so the market weirdness is relatively small.As far as vacancy goes, I would look at local market vacancy, actual vacancy and vacancy from the trailing 12 rent rolls.

By just following the trail in Google, it looks like this is just a generic "REI" education program run by Jeff Spangler of Premier Mentoring.  

Similar to area rug,, if it's not permanently attached and original flooring has not been disturbed then I'd say take your half out and happy trails.. 

And the “trailing 12”.

Appreciation is forecast to slow a bit this year, so look for prices to reflect that in the trailing 6-12 months.

Seems like you are keeping a good paper trail.   

Just keep a good paper trail for those transfers.I don't see any benefit to having your IT business own your rental property.

Also note: My credit is steadily going up, I will be at a 700 in no time, I don't have much of a savings, but I do make small deposits bi weekly to keep a trail that I CAN save, and no huge debt ( just a small secured CC ) aside from normal household expenses/bills.

So with each of my vacancies here's typically what my total funnel looks like at the end of the process:Leads: 50-60 contacts Showings: 30Applications: 12Viable Candidates: 1-3So in my market, I tend to get a spike in contacts within a few days of posting (later in the week is also seems to be the time folks are looking) which then trails off as the ad is up for longer periods of time. 

I would spend it how i wanted.For me personal What i wanted to do is show that the income from the property has a paper trail for cash flow and tax reasons.