I've only dealt with national lenders that have higher minimums so far.

Here's mine:_________The story:A year ago, I came across an RV park for sale in a tiny town in Kansas.

Next day I am at his office in Menlo Park and it turned out he owned a software company..

Grandfathered in as a RV Park. 11 spaces set up for long term Tennant's leasing the space.

I've got a park under contract .

Here's my point, if you drive on the property and the parking lot has pot holes and you can't see the striping, weeds are overgrowing the sign, the exterior of the building has been painted in 15 years or, if brick, has never been power washed, what's going to be your first impression as you drive on the property, if you even make the turn.If you do come on the property everything you look at, even if the interior has been completely renovated, you're going to find fault and continue to look for what else is wrong.That said, as you're renovating the exterior the tenants will actually start to get excited.

Hey @Hadley Fisher the 100+ market is kinda crowded with lots of money looking to park money.

Not Disney but I had one in Winter Park near UCF.

He tried to goad me as well in the parking lot with additional  blah, blah blah.

I am trying to get a lease situated (don't worry I plan to have an attorney look at it) and I was wondering about parking.