I don't want to replace one tenant for another in that situation UNLESS a bonus could be if I land a national tenant for that space at same rent per ft then theoretically the tenant mix of the center could change in a positive way and now the cap rate resale for the center compresses and value increases.One word can mess up everything and corporate tenants tend to have their own attorney in house or full time retainer so you should have the commercial attorney handle lease termination for you.No legal advice given.  

The best ones aren't bankable due to condition or are odd like a multi mixed--use or mobile home or 2 homes on one lot, etc. 

The neighborhood was very mixed.

You can mix and match based on your capital availability, and tax liabilities as well.

I know there are mixed opinions about home warranties for rental properties.

You will get a mix of yes and no, as well, as what neighborhoods are better than other neighborhoods. 

If you are going to do a mix, then nevermind since in my opinion you are piercing your corporate veil anyway.Good luck.

Remember, you can use the VA Loan for single family as well as small multifamily (up to a fourplex and mixed commercial/residential in some circumstances).

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New MetroRail station is on track for an enormous mixed-use project being developed across from the Domain complex in North Austin.