You can get an insider's perspective into how large 100 unit deals and more are tackled.

I recommend tackling an easier deal with less work, less surprise, and build your skills and confidence.

So we walked away because we did not want to tackle the project along with what was needed for the interior.If you do  tackle the project, share with us. 

Also, would you tackle this as a newbie? 

The major difference comes in how soon you'll be tackling capex items.

So I am having a hard time tackling some investments by myself.

Get the experience, make small mistakes that you can recover from and build a track record then you're ready to tackle these large complex deals.If this deal were to go pear shaped and it could for so many reasons that would be outside of your control, it would a huge set back financially and emotionally.If it was a good NNN like a Chase, Cvs or Walgreens deal buyers would be bidding it up to a 5 cap.

Any ideas or recommendations on how to tackle this as a newbie? 

@Joseph SchultsSounds like you don’t have much to lose other then money (most people have family and others to support) so I would say it wouldn’t hurt to try to tackle a bigger deal.

Or for those who have tackled meth houses in the past, are there other DHHS/EPA rules about clearing the old structure/lot?