As they are 'clustered' (and presumably occupied) but still depending on their individual overall condition and how well they are managed, they present an excellent opportunity to gain direct insight into the local market dynamics; vacancy, operating expenses, etc.One strategy you could consider is the old 'worst' house on the street approach.

Wait 12 months with (presumably) zero claims and ask for a reduction or shop around again.

You are the manager of the Llc I presume.

Somewhere between the 2 negotiations, he became worried about filling the vacancy presumably before the fall/winter.

Low cap rate, but presumably a long term performing tenant/cashflow.

., across from the commercial retail shop construction site, with the new traffic lights being installed presumably for the anticipated increase in traffic?"

Presumably they also get commissions from referrals.I like the idea of a one-stop shop and/or advice, but given other people's bad experiences I'm not sure if these services are any good or not.Has anyone had any experience of these kinds of companies?

Also my cost structure is presumably way less because I don't live in the Big Smoke anymore. 

Why don't you offer to do some work, earning income, or ask for a bit for putting the (presumably good) deal together?

She is on SSI and presumably does not have the funds to pay for the assisted living center that she is moving into.