Thoughts, objections, ideas greatly appreciated

Since she was literally a little old lady, I decided I definitely did not want to go into a courtroom against her :)I guess in your circumstance I'd probably just try to emphasize to the seller that you're a known quantity.

I suggest your goal be to avoid undo harm *while pursuing your legal rights and objectives*. 

Your RE investment advisor can't offer objective insurance advice, nor can your your attorney counsel you on accounting matters.Instead, I'd recommend you begin assembling a small team of best-in-class professionals with expertise in a single discipline and a willingness to engage with you and other members of the team.

So since I've been contacted by TONS of people, I don't respond to every single one, but I figure that as long as I keep my objective standards high (FICO, income etc) then I am not illegally discriminating against anyone.

Tracking, I use a Google sheet with daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual objectives.

Before you decide, have a discussion with yourself about what your objectives are in REI.

@Thadeous LarkinPoliticians have successfully sold the public on the theory that mass regulations are needed to ensure social/financial/moral objectives are met, and that with these regulations chaos would rein supreme.

Most folks using OPM would object. 

Key things within the asset itself include clear height, wide columns, lighting, floor strength, efficiency with loading(dock vs drive in's, quantity, quality), highway access, and building visibility.Vacancy will depend.