Hi All,
Am new to the forum and wished for some advice on whether it is worth keeping a problematic tenant.
We recently bought a three flat in the Chicagoland area, our first. The tenants in the second floor and gar...

Nevertheless the dilemma remains . . . is there a way to NOT bring it up to code? 

The market out here is strong with a lot of tech companies (including Google and Facebook) and Fortune 500 companies (Nationwide, Big Lots, L Brands, Cardinal Health, etc.) laying down roots here.

My lease states that the unit is to be occupied by the tenant and the tenant only and that any requests for a copy of a key shall be submitted to me the landlord for approval.Now here’s my dilemma...

I also work for CBRE on a team that manages the commercial real estate interests (leasing and management) of a large health care system.

Meanwhile Orlando Health just bought 51 acres near one of the exits for a new hospital, there's a 600+ acre mixed use PUD development called Kelly Park Crossing (also info available from Google searching that name), the City Center project and many others.

Tried looking up a local REIA group but it doesn't appear to be active at the moment so this will hopefully be my solution to that dilemma.

Hi everyone,I have the opportunity to buy a commercial buying with equity in it.Now my dilemma is that I do not have the 20% to put down.

Northwest Energy recently located their headquarters in uptown, a teaching health facility (Praxis Center?)

You evaluate tenants business sales for rent to health ratio they are proposing and their financials to see why they are doing the sale leaseback.