Basically their story is box department stores and apparel is on the way out and they are leasing to new types of tenants.I also think slide 14 does a good job of summarizing the transformation.

Question - how do you go about financing your subsequent deals?

When I was still doing SFH investing I was spending a lot of time on direct mailers, talking to potential sellers (who are generally never happy to hear from you), and all the subsequent issues once you buy the property.

Deviation from historical affordability on the other hand, at peak 2007 was highly correlated with subsequent market drops (in fact 83% correlated at the state level in a study I did)

We subsequently find that there are at least 3 more 'investors' plus a lender who is owed the full value of the house, roughly.

There's no technical definition I'm aware of, it's generally a sliding scale.

On a subsequent survey (20+ years later) the hangar was centered on the two acre original planned site and the property line of the one acre piece actually deeded over was literally down the center.

well it took one complaint from a disgruntled CA buyer and the subsequent investigation by the DRE established that he marketed a property he did not own.. they did not buy the equitable interest theory.. and he was issued a Cease and Desist and small fine.  

There is a way to go back and evict someone who takes possession subsequent to you without having record title in the chain.

And they will hate you, because you won't let them slide for a month or two.If it's bad, if you live somewhere else, I could imagine that to be a total nightmare, if you don't even have a room to lock the door.