I have concerns about the type of tenant too though.When I first selected the property, I was thinking that 6/3 would help improve my exit strategy as I figured it would be easier to sell a big 6/3 to a retail buyer because retail buyers generally want bigger houses.

If the property is a multi-use commercial property such as office, retail, etc then the rate is a little high.Best of luck.

That leaves retail, industrial, multi-fam, SFR - none of which I have much experience or competitive advantage in.

Inventory levels are currently at record lows, meaning there is barely any houses for retail buyers to buy.

In second place for return is buying rent-ready properties retail off MLS and then putting PM in place (or finding tenant).  

So if that professional Agent can't find a (retail) Buyer/Occupier to pay say $90k, how will you find a (discount-seeking) Investor to pay the same? 

Hi,I am small investor, bought retail rental properties in Pierce & Snohomish counties..

Ammad it might be helpful to mention what you are interested in investing in.A house for SFR can be 100k for example and a retail strip center can be 5 million.

See below, from the report.Credit Score N/ADelinquent Accounts 0 PASSCollection/Charge Off 0 PASSBankruptcy Records 0 PASSThis was the data, better than earlier prospective tenants that had a number of debt discharges, etc.I went through tenant screening at a brisk pace and told him this has a high likelihood for producing errors. 

While you are pacing back and forth, talking yourself into and out of calling and debating this in your head, someone else may be taking action.The funny thing is that the Daughter may be hoping, no make tgat praying, that someone will come along and help her.Pull the trigger.