Additional food for thought.

The best you can do really is network with lenders or contact a great commercial mortgage broker to get a feel for what the prevailing ltv's for your food group (i.e. office, mixed use, industrial, hotel) are.  

I'm investing to earn money to put food on the table so if someone isn't paying rent, or a mortgage payment, etc, they're taking money away from my kids and I won't have that.Happy Holidays to you as well. 

I have visited all of these areas and always enjoy the wonderful Chinese food.

The epoxy is self leveling, can stand up to 500degrees heat and is suppose to be safe for food preparation.  

Only corner stores and Chinese food for blocks in any direction.

Hi @Lucas Wagner,To be honest, I have looked mainly at Eastside properties - though I imagine near-westside rentals would cater better to UW students.I would be interested to know where you own properties, and what your strategy is. 

It's also like any other business where you cater to the customer.

I was curious to find out if the message was catered differently to those who are tax delinquent, if you make mention of that in the card or just use a general, we buy houses message.  

Ask their income (they more than likely have some kind of assistance (welfare, cash assistance, food stamps, LIHEAP - winter heating, SSI, disability, etc.).