A rental property does not need a fire place and if there is one it should be closed off and non functional.

According to their press release they are expecting to accommodate 5000 employees initially, job functions include engineering.

@Wayde C Hall - look up a nearby property, then use the map function to get over to the one you seek. 

This speaks to track record, which as a PM lender, you will agree is super important when looking at a borrower.As Carl points out, the answer is probably nothing more than a function of the numbers, even if they are only what-if at this time. 

I say we keep on keeping on and don’t give up...And visualize success!

Hi Jorge,If it were me I'd:Ask for 5 (yes 5) referral phone numbers of clients they have had for 3 or more years.Call each of them and ask about the service they receive and if they think it's worth it.Ask each phone call person the address of their rentals, and go visit them to see what they look like.It's always a good idea to Vet contractors visually as well as verbally.Good Luck!

Just like you're doing most QI's with enough scale will function nationwide.If you're trying to truly get someone local you might try a local title company and ask them. 

It doesn't look like renting will cover the costs and debt, so this won't function as a decent rental either. 

The zoning officer actually told me she cannot confirm the 3-family status of the property until she visually inspects it....

But like a syndication they have a sponsor and administrator who functions as property manager of the NNN property.Both of these qualify for 1031 treatment because the exchanger is actually purchasing a deeded interest in real estate.