@Alex MartensTry and work on some type of termination agreement with themWhen I worked for development company we would deal with this and do abatements for temporary causes but this seems like the business is not going to surviveBe let them out of the lease and get a new tenant in there with a long term lease

I only say this because I had a similar setup where i purchased warehouse space and my company was the primary tenant. 

Title companies record deeds with the county, but few handle the PTA. 

@AJ Santiago I have a few STR’s in big bear that I brrrr’ed into and my company manages STR’s for us and others with about three times the revenue of the 50% percentile of comparable properties.

🌟Let's dive into the Billy saga: I've rocked it with the US Marine Corps, spearheaded projects with NextEra Integrated (a top commercial solar company) as a site manager, and even had a stint as a warehouse manager for a top material storehouse in NJ.

We also have amazing revenue share that comes to you from the company, not from your downline's pockets.

Snappy Abstract is a great company you can use that's investor friendly in the Philly area.

I am currently focused on real estate 4-6 hours a day and spend the other 8-6 hours a day growing my wife marketing company.

My wife and I look at a few different things: - Location - City growth (are people moving there, is a big company settling there)- Costs of the property vs. the rental income - Appreciation vs. cash flow (which is sometimes dependent on the city)I'm curious to hear what others have to say!

I started a real estate investing company a few years ago but don’t have the capital to buy my house on my own.