Does it common to receive these feedbacks from the PM?

@Megan Elise McIlvaineHi Megan, I'm a beginner investor and I will say that picking personal strategy is where I'm struggling a little bit at the moment.This is what I've learned so far: there is no definite answer because it all depends on the market (this seems to be a pretty common answer in REI).

Most people get that kind of information from list services.

The most common features to this loan type are a 20 year loan, adjustable rate every 5 years, and at about 1 point higher than their Fannie/Freddie counter part. 

"Like kind" of properties, there is a lot of information on that subject.Are you saying that you would sell your current rental property to 1031 into another rental property?

What kinds of quiet title actions have you had to file?

A common one I've seen is to not allow delayed financing for the rehab costs even if it was on the HUD and paid out via escrow. 

@Tom Tran For your own valuation purposes, i would consider any exclusives in the center and consider what kind of tenant you could put in.

Is above deal common in this area ?

That's asking for all kinds of friction.Here's a short list on the lost value for honoring the "sweetheart" lease:Security depositPet rent and/or pet feeLoss of rents due to under marketHolding costs/vacancy/marketing when the tenant leaves "whenever he wants"Other operational headaches / PITA "tax"Your attorney should have suggested estoppel agreements as well as language in the contract that states no changes to or new leases can be signed by seller henceforth.