Hi own an e-commerce and REI business and am looking for a CPA that is both knowledgable about real estate and online commerce, including blogs, online merchandising, YouTube, etc.

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UNITs = 393Buildings = 18Acres = 13+Value add = Tons of PotentialThey are all within 10+/- miles of each other Can increase tenant insurance collected, admin fees, merchandise(boxes etc.)Enough land for expansion.Thank you for taking a look.Would really like to hear some opinions.

Since this all occur I have had over 20k in merchandise for my business stolen.

Sure people will still buy pot but your neighborhood weed dealer is selling the same quality and maybe even the same merchandise with much better prices.

I am also furnishing another place and that merchandise is also cheaper right now.

I was wondering if anyone here has ever had any experience fixing up a store, running and operating a store/employees, buying merchandise , or renting the store out , etc?

Mostly its a squatter issue, drug users & thieves to steal pipes whatever left over merchandise they can find.

After that, went back to turnkey for 4 & 5, not because we were targeting it, but the right merchandise came through our door.

Until the lessor transfers title to the merchandise to the consumer, the relationship of the parties to a rental-purchase agreement shall be that of a lessor and lessee and not that of a seller and buyer, and title to the merchandise shall remain vested with the lessor.