Is this one building or made up of multiple tenants ( strip center ).If it's a great location they are probably holding out to sign a national tenant at above market rents.

For example, while very popular south of the border, it's typically detrimental to hold property in a corporation up here particularly from a tax perspective.

If you look at most site footprints on corporate sites about 1/3 an acre is as small as it gets.

Look at the National Association of Consumer Advocates.

Your broker will help you get set up.In Wisconsin and Minnesota you have to be a member of the local realtors association (and sometimes the state and national association too).

TIME suck.b) Listsource.com is the online list service for CoreLogic, the premier data aggregator that provides data on a national level.  

CAI is a national organization that caters to Community Associtions- http://cai-seflorida.org/outside_home.asp- They have a monthly breakfast for manager to get CEI credit and network with others. 

At this point I'd say I'm a buy/fix and holder, but looking to learn about other avenues and interested in national/international as well as local. 

Cleveland is defiantly on the up-swing and my guess is it’ll probably take about 4 to-6 years for its national perception to catch up. 2nd regarding turnkey and customer service expectations – I agree with Joseph and Chris, there should be minimal issues with a turnkey… that’s why it’s a “turnkey.”

It's great to hear how different people get led to the BP Nation.