Hey Amber,This is Lamar George from Global Ras Enterprises LLC and I just ran across your post.

“That feeling has translated or transcended into Tucson.”The growth in the local economy has boosted confidence and fueled the office and industrial markets, which in turn aids in retail and even residential real estate.

This is Aequitas Enterprises LLC as plaintiff in a bulk REO purchase across state lines: http://caselaw.findlaw.com/ut-supreme-court/1590445.htmlIt looks like they got royally screwed as well....

We have had so MANY lemonades turns into lemon aid that our entire business plan has evolved in the last 3 years.This is an amazing place because the only thing everyone agree with is real estate.

We have had so MANY lemonades turns into lemon aid that our entire business plan has evolved in the last 3 years.This is an amazing place because the only thing everyone agree with is real estate.

Each of the Zones offer various means of aid to local businesses, but for commercial properties and residential rental properties there are two areas of interest: 1) Bond money for rebuilding2) Bonus depreciationBy far, it is the bonus depreciation that has garnered the most interest.

The property manager is required to reduce lose by either allowing subletting or a new agreement with additioinal or new tenants.I agree with those who say that once a new lease was signed, that probably ended or brought into question the validity of your lease.Contact a locak Landlord Tenant Attorney and get some advice or the legal aide department of your local court...they can guide you.

It looks even worse up close...The owner of the building next door isn't being responsive to my request to enter his building to inspect the entire wall and his wife has already made it clear that they want nothing to do with spending any money to aid in its repair.

Jamie King, Hoty Enterprises (https://www.realtor.com/realestateagents/jamie-king_sandusky_oh_460225_194999733)

There’s only so many band aids they can put on and they already rolled out the big guns with quantitative easing.