So, to limit yourself to only one agent in an already inefficient venue would likely have a negative impact on your acquisitions.

As the seller, you want to have your attorney draft the paperwork and make sure the terms are legitimate.

You've offered some great ideas that I think will be helpful if this is a legitimate sale.

Tim been instrumental in letting me know:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Who legitimate or not lenders coming out of CaliforniaI believe he would be worth a telephone call and face to face meeting.

The tenant works at a live music venue/bar that I frequent, and I suspect he's earning a descent wage there.

These are two options to prove your business is legitimate.

I'm not going into detail about LLC formalities (e.g. make sure your LLC is legitimate with the state, operating agreements (OA), etc.) since you can find that elsewhere on BP.

South End again has lots of restaurants, bars, and music venues.

But, the unifying factor for a sale to be considered legitimate?

If you can document legitimate reasons to be going to the rental ...had to fix this specific thing this day....then Maybeee I'd take that.