For example, I have a grade A home inspector that I refer people to.  

I do stress, commercial grade dehumidifiers.

$87 per sq. ft. is realistic in Atl. for rent-grade finishes.

You need to control if any sub-leasing of the space allowed at all or the selling of the business to a different operator.85% is a pipe dream regardless of DSCR ratio. 25% down for STNL is about as good as it gets for senior note only and that is generally credit grade tenants of BBB- or better.

@Katie HaneyI saw a little bit of discussion on neighborhood grading B,C class etc....It's important to note what B & or C class means.

Looking for grade A neighborhoods in cities across US.  

@Ryan SwanI did you 1st option a few years ago by earning my associates degree but to be honest that's similar to graduating the 15th grade.

It's old, a grade D property, but people live there, and it's cash flowing even with 5 units out of 24 vacant.

They typically want 35 to 40% down for STNL.If it was corporate guarantee and BBB- investment grade or better tenant then loan terms tend to be better with less down.Would require operator to give personal guarantee. 20 unit operator means nothing if they do not personally guarantee or they can put lease under just 1 to 4 stores for guarantee.Would want rental increases every year. 1% rent increase is generally reserved for corporate.

What investment grade of area are you looking into?