Any hardware store, if you have the frames they will reset the glass for usually around 15$ per window.

The resulting hyperinflation has several anecdotes:A woman goes to the store to buy a loaf of bread.

Transient workers,really the life-blood of a healthy rental market are basically gone as well as the associated lower paying jobs from store clerks to waiters, etc as the local business all cut back due to less business.

I'd be curious to hear what everyone's experience or thoughts are on the various contractor services / bid programs offered by all the big box stores.

It has fresh paint (but it is stark white throughout), and new carpet everywhere except kitchen and baths (Investor does tile throughout normally), and appears to have original fixtures, appliances and just screams drab.  

@John Lee you get what you pay for with free advice.The ADA only applies to spaces available to the general public (i.e. stores, restaurants, parks, public streets, office buildings, etc.).Fair Housing deals with housing and it does not apply in every situation. 

The second is a drugstore and dollar store at $8.5M and a 8% cap rate, the drugstore has 10 years left on its lease and the dollar store option is over next year.

In addition to the stalls, he also has 5 apt rental units on the property, a large barn that he rents to a contractor to store heavy equipment, horse trails, and he leases out a portion of the farm area to a local farmer who grows vegetable for "farm to table" restaurants.

The only difference is that I steer away from REITs, home builders, home improvement stores, etc. when possible in the stock market.

I do this and never have a problem because new tenants know they are getting freshly cleaned carpet when they arrive, so they should clean it for the next person.