Most of these buildings have no less than 3,000 sqft retail space, and many have basements for storage.  

It's tight but we're working on moving out right now and it's awesome being able to count on some extra income when you move on.

I know if someone came to me with a 3.7M property I would not know where to start so I would grab an agent familiar with that range (Because it is out of my knowledge base) and co-list it.Another option is to ask her to refer you to an agent who works in that space.

On a rental property you have other options.If the spawling is in the beginning stages (only cosmetic) - wrap the the chimney in coated aluminum, make sure it is water tight on the top, install a chminey cap with vermin guard.

You can split them to multiple buildable lots3) They've all been combined, because you need that much space for a single buildable lot.

If you find the cash flow to be tight in the Atlanta market, I can assure that is even worse in Austin, Houston or Dallas for same class properties.

.- 2.8 million square feet of office space, and the tallest office building in Chicago - Willis Tower- A shopping center REIT with a portfolio of 38 propertiesAnd these are purchase contracts with hefty sales prices too.

But he also didn't make the deposit on the day we (re-)negotiated.If money weren't tight for me at the moment, I wouldn't worry about it.

You might be able to get three if the zoning allows, but you'll need to take into account parking, setbacks, and open space requirements (lot coverage %). 

@Brian Gibbons might chime in on options, he's active in that space. :)