That’s how much they’ve dominated the market!

We have a dedicated leasing team that leases all our properties with extensive background checks to find the right tenant not just the first.

With your construction background and the extra time your day job gives you, you're in a great position to dive into real estate investing.

Let me give a brief background for the context of my question.I’ve been investing in real estate for the last 14 years but more actively for the last eight years.

Just the turn of words “tax law” can mean a difference in perspective or emphasis.But most importantly as an investor I get the bonus of several approaches and technical backgrounds.  

Reaching out to professionals for insight is a smart move, and many in the industry will be happy to share their experiences.Feel free to message me if you'd like help with financing options or to discuss how you could align your engineering background with real estate investing.

I will screen and background them as I do all new tenants but looking for some advice as to whether it is advisable to add a non-financially responsible tenant to the lease.

@Jacob Beg Do you have a strong construction background?

We're very happy with the cash flow and the dominant position based on replacement value.

So having some financial modeling background I could not resist any longer.