Hello BP Community,My family owns a  building with eight apartments and a commercial space on the first floor in Greenwich Village NYC. 

Some jack wagon tries that again and he will hit some rocks that will make him regret his life choices, but make the local auto mechanic very happy.

I currently work as a traveling territory sales manager for NAPA auto parts, and manage all of my units as well.

We started like most, pulling lists from city and county websites, skip tracing and then throwing them into an auto dialer and called them.. we had an internal guy doing the calls then brought in a VA.

The big 3, and other auto start ups are here.

Sub- asset class of NNN ( Bank, Auto Store, Medical, Dollar Store, QSR, Sit Down Restaurant, Pharmacy, etc.), price range ( bigger price smaller buyer pool and tends to have better loan terms so get slightly bigger spread between purchase cap rate and debt placed on the property IF quality tenant and lease ).

Let’s talk about some reasons why people who trust you with cash lying around would be okay with 2.5% return on their money over 1 year period with similar condo units in the same association selling recently for 140k ...Money market rate: 65bps (highest)6mo t-bill rate: 9bps1yr AAA Honda prime auto ABS: +4 to EDSF swaps10 year note: 1.086%Long bond: 1.849% Or park it in equities

If I had that entire driveway in front, it would solve all my problems, as it is 3 cars wide, with 3 Apts.However, that lane on the far right IS I believe on the neighboring auto shop's property, so it is not so much that he is using my parking, but that he is using his own. 

(It works best if you have a powered doorbell because it will auto charge the battery).

That being said, you can probably find statistics on average Judgements.I tend to look at first the amount of exposure (# of properties, # of autos, young drivers, boats, motorcycles, etc.) first and then amount of assets at risk (how much equity in the properties, investments, etc.) to make a recommendation.