Nah that’s the weak way out.

Businesses sell assets all the time to shore up other parts of the company - HOWEVER, it is usually a bad idea to sell the most worthwhile asset to shore up the weak ends.

Yes, you can notify them that you will not renew or extend the lease.You need to learn how to shut down a chronic complainer.

At some point, the weakness in the job market will cascade into the financial markets, which may precipitate a shortage of lending.

Your state may have a very strong corporation statute  or limited partnership statute and a weak LLC statute.

I'm not sure I know what WRT means though.Here's another question, Why does it seem that experienced owners seem to know who to hire and how to train them correctly while those who aren't long (or profitable) in the business repeatedly make the mistake of hiring management that makes the property suffer from chronic high vacancy, high expenses, etc... and ultimately have to sell the property themselves at sometimes huge losses?

Being a weak landlord can cost you a LOT of money.I have a similar situation developing for September.

That is why buyers work with commercial retail brokers that have decades of experience and are investors themselves.There is some street knowledge that comes with experience that Costar and other reports just can't give you like knowing and reviewing thousands of properties a week for sale across the country what types of tenants stay and which you see go out of business the most.You could have a great lease but a weak tenant so means nothing when they go dark early.

I've always masked my quitting spirit as "curiosity" but have realized it's just me being weak when the going gets tough. 16 years ago sitting in an apartment in Roswell, Ga I bought "Real Estate for Dummies", cracked it open, read a few chapters and put it down.

I personally don't believe there is such a thing as a buyers market.The way I think is this, Regardless of if the housing market is strong or weak, this or that, its never really a buyers market and that term is made up.