Pick a listing similar to yours and call the company as a prospective tenant.

I gave up on appointments with prospective tennants years ago.  

Thanks Chris Field...so do you send out specific letters to each prospect or is it like a general yellow letter sent out to all your prospects?

If you were in say, Fort Greene, Park Slope, Gowanus, Prospect Heights, Washington Heights, those areas are more likely to retain value / appreciate more / get higher rent over the years.

Since they are on a month to month and the other prospective tenant want to move in September - do I send them a notice to vacate Aug 1st indicating the month to month is over effective on XX date? 

While I think it is vital that it's taught in school (in the right way), coming from a former preschool teachers prospective in child development, I also think it needs to start at home and school at a young age to truly be affective.

If you know what city and/or county the prospective tenants live in, you can search by the individual municipal and county courts ( almost all OH courts have they records online), but I not aware of a free comprehensive site for Ohio.

I try to get the okay to put a lock box on the property and I can show it or let the prospective buyer go in and look around and call me with any question they may have when they are done.

As @Joe Fairless pointed out, the financing may be a little tricky but if your prospective partner is already into commercial real estate then he should have some connections and be able to walk you through that end of the process.  

At least when the correction finally occurs, it will be less drastic down east as valuations are not hyper-inflated.When we analyse a prospective property - or as we update the actuals and projections on properties we hold - we typically model both w/ and w/o appreciation.