Almost everything is brand new in the last ten years.

You can't base rent solely on sq footage.That is a massive mistake.You can have retail spaces exactly the same and one is way off the corner and the other is close to the corner and gets 20,000 cars a day to your side street of 800.There is a foreclosed strip center that is brand new put in a crazy spot that won't get close to market rents.Have you talked to the existing tenant and do they plan to renew and if not what problems have they faced??

So it's a brand new year and I know I'm going to be successful.

Find out what brand they're getting for you.Clean inside and outside of the house Total wild card.

I searched this on the site and it seems the answer is mostly "it doesn't matter, don't worry about it" but I care strongly about branding and also making sure I don't use words that have a negative connotation.

If you're brand new, call the signs of the rentals in your area and ask them for advice.

Brand new or not, there are expenses that most newbies don't account for.

i dont' know your area, so i'ts best to see what the competition does...in the end, lower end stainless appliances are pretty cheap..in fact, the set i used for this kitchen was practically brand new, all matching and i paid 1000 from craigslist..it's always nice to have a sizzle feature that the competition doesn't have if youcan get a deal!

Your LLC can be named anything you want, just make sure you check so you don't get sued for copyright infringement if you pick something that is close to a well known brand.

Now they own like half of all foods brands and sold in every super market world wide... ice cream --- super food Giant.