That is probably by design. 

The people that I’ve shared my thoughts with have provided pretty insightful conversations - whether it’s with advice or helping me confirm that I’m making steps in the right direction.

Please confirm that the unit for which you are applying meets the minimum legal criteria for the size of your household.In order to proceed with the application process, each applicant aged 18+ must provide:Completed Rental ApplicationScan/photocopy of Driver’s License or Government-issued photo I.D.

BP is designed to educate and network, but there seems to be a misconception it replaces high cost "guru" garbage. 

Did you confirm with the town that permits were pulled? 

Sold it off Facebook posts (we caught some steam with some of the design stuff we did and attracted buyers early ) for $269k after some closing assistance , paying my realtor $3500 and all other costs associated we will net $62,000 !

You will want to get something in writing from the city that confirms they know there are still tenants.

What does this group recommend for a single tenant CRE (occupied since 1983 - not sure if by same medical facility/need to confirm )- that is a medical facility 2 years left on the lease. numbers look good, but I want to get thoughts on if a single tenant CRE is riskier than going for a strip mall with multiple tenants

@Brya Freeland - Legal advice should come from the attorney that you are working with and be should be confirmed by your accountant so that meshes with what they are trying to do. 

With properties sitting vacant in those good areas I can look at it and most times spot the issue (bad sightlines, bad access, bad building design, bad parcel layout, stuck behind other buildings, etc.)