There is certainly a lot of interesting thought leadership around how to reposition dead malls and lifestyle centers:https://www.cnu.org/publicsqua...https://knowledgestage.uli.org...Here are some key considerations if your strategy is to invest in depressed retail assets:Market Fundamentals:  Did the property lose tenants because of macro-trends affecting retail (e.g. category disruptions in apparel, department stores, big boxes, etc) or are the fundamentals of the local market weak (e.g. declining populations, stagnant economy, high unemployment, lowering HHIs, etc) — if it’s the latter, then you should investigate potential growth drivers for that market and the time horizon for them to come to fruition.Zoning: Is the property zoned for your intended re-use?  

I am focused on team coordination and leadership to provide exceptional patient and family support.

Aside from the question above, the brand is established and grows organically via a thought leadership platform which you use to share the knowledge you have accumulated with others, and help others grow.

Ask for references for each of the sponsors leadership team and ask for investor references.

Here is my totem pole for the refinery contractors I rent to.Engineers and Project Managers - too demanding and not worth their moneyBoilermakers, Inspectors, Electricians, Q.C.

@Brian Burnham in addition to the legal action and filing complaints with the regulatory authorities, I would contact every corporate leadership member I could find.  

Perhaps someone is in a leadership role with a company and gets a relocation package from thier employer.

I have done everything they teach us growing up as far as Education I finished my Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership last year only to end up with student loans and working a job that doesn’t pay enough to support my family.

If you go to a major brokerage, you're going to get a lot of sales meetings, optional trainings, ra ra leadership, etc. etc.  

I don't quite know about that, but it does seem promising -- economically stable, with good quality of life, and leadership who understand where the economy is going: https://www.politico.com/magaz...