Typically, you see full-service (gross) leases being used for CBD office buildings, but most of the retail centers in my market are on a NNN lease.

Leasing a Maytag laundry center from Wash.com would cost me $100/mo, but reviewers say they can take weeks to come out for repairs.A local place called Mission Laundry Equipment can lease me a Speed Queen laundry center for $110/mo, or sell it to me for $4,299 (actually $5,450 with all taxes and fees for delivery, installation, and setting up the credit card system).

Most everyone that inhabits the center of the world ends up being pretty good people.

Please use the Self Storage services and training centers as much as possible. 

Look into neighborhoods like Jefferson, West Park and Boulevard, Brooklyn Center, Old Brooklyn, and Newburgh Heights. 

Google "skip tracing" and hire a virtual assistant or call center to start dialing any property that last transacted for under a certain price point.

Any what near by towns have comparable appreciation potential to Orange City (Sioux Center, Le Mars, Alton). 

So just call the county/city/township property development center and ask them if it’s legal confirming or if it’s legal not confirming.

About 4 years ago we purchased a retail center for cash and after stabilizing the tenancies financed $650,000 at 4% fixed 20 years with this lender.  3 months ago this lender allowed us to wrap their note in a new first lien we provided to a buyer with a 10% interest rate - essentially granting us the right to collect the differential between 10% and 4% on the principal balance (currently $610,000).  

@Xavier Aliche Most property managers operate the same.Your questions should center more around the quality of customer service.