The New York-based retailer, which also owns Bloomingdale's and Bluemercury, recently announced plans to close and sell 55 stores this fiscal year, up from an initial 50, due to strong deal momentum.

I own a 20-acre campground with 13 log cabins, 10 RV spaces, 2 bell tents, primitive campsites, and a store.

Offer to run errands, make hardware store trips, bring capital to the table etc.

I am not leveraged on this house so I can sell and start fresh but have no idea really the safe way to get started. 

The cites and communities ringing the lakes are still affordable and offer access to fresh water and more moderate weather.

I saw Keystone Funding had great reviews but was not sure if you were affiliated or just kind of using the name to drum up dumb fresh investors(which again, I now understand is not the case!).

There is a ton more and of course if the owner decides not to renew, you have to move out all the stuff you put in and store it.

A realtor that you are wanting needs to be new and fresh enough to the have energy and willpower to work their a#$ off, but also have some experience and education to bring to the party. 

Pay a vagrant to collect and store the crap for 1 year and then deliver it to them wrapped up as a present.Frank

Ask the tenants if they would like a fresh coat of paint, if not, move on Good luck