The best advice he gave me was ,  If you can throw 10 grand in the air and let it blow away and it wont affect your life , thats money you invest . if you cant afford to lose it , dont invest it .

I am going to go a bit off topic here...I have been thinking about purchasing a rowing machine for a while now and this thread, and thinking about how much my physical activity has gone down in the last year (since I left the Air Force), is making me think about it even more.

Can’t drop that 300k property you bought that turns out to have knob and tube hidden in the walls.

You can make minor adjustments based on the type of appliances (dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, air conditioning, etc.) and the size of the rental.

Change the air filters, make sure sprinklers are set and watering, landscaping done, check on cracks and leaks, visually inspect roof, also checking for pets, and how many people living there. 

My assumption was a new investor to the net lease space wouldn't be jumping in to a grocery anchored center but you're absolutely right, you can spin down the tubes real quick if all of a sudden your anchor leaves and several of the tenants have the right to reduce rent or terminate the lease completely.

There is a lot of confusion around this law so on this podcast Jerry interviews Gary Pickren, a SC lawyer and member of the SC real estate commission to clear the air.

Location is improving several years ago hurricane Michael decimated the place and is in rebuilding mode . 15 minutes from Tyndall Air Force base and I’m keen on the 5 billion dollars that are being pumped into the base along with thousands of new people moving to the base .

Although humbly speaking we are well suited for this since I grew up in the land business right over there in Clear Lake ( lake county) I also did the last phase of Lake Wildwood and the project just to the East of Beale Air force base on the Hamaton Smartville road.. etc etc.. most lenders simply dont have my back ground so we help the land flipper in due diligence as well as with funding.

Also it's a good time to look around to see if the tenants have a bunch of stuff plugged into an extension cord somewhere in the house - new service, old wiring, and multiple devices on an extension cord pulling juice from knob and tube wiring is no bueno.Do not call your insurance company about the repair!