@Saul L. Or

Must have knowledge about properly filling out the MLS and the clear P&L or revenue statements showing the number, which is the MOST important part.

Thank You In Advance,Thao Lor

My name is Vang Lor.

For loans based on my credit, I'm always tracking my score, so I have it at hand; otherwise I always have my financials - REO schedule, P&L or just gross rents updated - and I can answer any other questions on demand, so that's enough to get a firm loan comittment contingent on the appraisal, and I always know my ARV; one appraisal typically will be in the same neighborhood as another (but I have been unpleasantly surprised.

The center is usually configured in a straight line as a strip, or may be laid out in an L or U shape, depending on the site and design.Typical Type of Anchors: Discount store, supermarket, drug, large-specialty discount (toys, books, electronics, home improvement/furnishings or sporting goods, etc.)Trade Area Size: 3-6 milesProperty Type: Neighborhood CenterConcept: Convenience oriented.Typical Type of Anchors: Supermarkets like Giant Eagle or KrogerTrade Area Size: 3 milesProperty Type: Strip/ConvenienceConcept: Attached row of stores or service outlets managed as a coherent retail entity, with on-site parking usually located in front of the stores.

In your position, I would take the military housing and then work with people like and @Matthew L. (or

In Columbus, R&L or Panzera...

@Yashar Fred, you can ask for P&L or tax return (specifically the Schedule E for this property), but I wouldn't bank on receiving much of anything.

We always require the potential tenant to submit a letter of intent along with financials and sometimes their business plan (for start ups) Financials could be as simple as a P&l or snapshot of assets/debts to start.