It cost about $20K more than if I had had a GC doing that part of the job for me, as he would have piece-mealed it out as I indicated above, and even with his fee, would have been a LOT less than the high-end turn-key company I ended up hiring.Luckily, that was the only part that I had to turn-key like that (though there were a couple other places I chose to do it); but if I had to hire everything out to turn-key companies because I didn't know what I was doing, I would have paid double what I did, and it would have been cheaper to bring in a GC.

But the atty would know what kind of letter to send that lets the PM know you want your money and you want out of the contract or you will take it up the food chain. 

Walmart, the largest private employer in the United States, announced that it will be automating its supply chain, which will result in more than half of its fulfillment centers operating through automated facilities by 2026.

The initial cost was higher than I would prefer, but it made the most sense for a long hold period as otherwise I would have had to piece meal the job. 

Would like to hear where people find their appliance packages...

I'll look into that area.I also have to disagree on one thing--Exit 253 in Schererville has the biggest selection of restaurants in a one-mile stretch I have ever seen :) Living in Chicago but growing up in Fort Wayne, sometimes I miss all those unhealthy chain restaurants I used to think nothing of. 

•Express gratitude, ask how you can help, follow up, pay for the meal/coffee. 

It creates long-term customers who are almost chained in to a broker, at least mentally.Granted, there are probably plenty of objections they will have, but it's worth a shot if you have the connections to get accounts and the connections to brokers.

One standard model is to daisy-chain properties using capital from one to buy another.

Hi Peter - Based on the pictures provided your space would be geared toward small mom & pop tenants only, if retail, and not to chain stores.