This could be done with land, office, fractured condos, etc.

Hi Neil,I would consult an attorney, or at least read the NJ Landlord Tenant Law: http://www.nj.gov/dca/divisions/codes/offices/land...My understanding of the laws in NJ is that you cannot remove a tenant, even if the lease is up, unless you have a valid reason.

He may be interested in the property location services as well since he is a licensed agent you will just have to chat with him to see.I have had good success with Randy Rhew as a Dallas agent and Jason Otts in the Dallas OneProp office for property management.  

The seller is a mortgage loan officer who was concerned that I was only putting 5% down on a conventional residential loan.

We're shopping for office space and recently received a lease.

Properties @ this price point usually stay on the market longer, but we just took a look @ sol d data for last few months 30 miles from our office downtown

If the bank is smaller in size I would even try to call their corporate office and track down a contact that handles the REO department.  

Office space is unique with requirements to provide TI's for new tenants.

How sad it was when my office management job got downsized! 

Will,How close are you to the agent's office?