Facebook Inc. may put its expansion in Central Texas into overdrive by taking an eye-popping amount of office space downtown.

Official rent receipts can't be expected from mom and pop or smaller local landlords.

Conflicts of interest that popped up in my mind:1 - they charge a lease up fee for new tenants (1/2 month rent) so its actually beneficial for them if the tenant leaves.

I'm interested in upstate New York because I've seen it pop up and mentioned on various BP products, but census data shows migration moving away instead of to that area.Anyway, any tips, tricks, advice, and recommendations would be much appreciated!

Question is too broad.A TENANT before moving an existing business, starting a new business, adding another location to a business wants to know the strength of the area and the strength of the developer backing the new ground up project or running the existing facility.Mom and pop tenants might take more of a chance than larger regional to national brands.

Some good deals pop up every now and again.

MOMs and Pops  use their IRA money for those loans and for the reasons I state.  

We are mom-and-pop single family rental owners and have been for 15 plus years.

A good one will pop up.

Are you out there walking/ driving for dollars to find the mom and pop operators who aren't listing or connecting with the broader network?