My brokerage has been tracking the data from the West Penn MLS for the past 2 years, and I would like to share some of the highlights so that we all have some hard facts to lean on when answering this question.

Working on a small multi tenant industrial deal where there are a few tenants have leases that are missing information such as term, lease end date.

@Matthew Lamoreaux I think if you can find a rental, long-term or short-term, that cash flows well in today's market then this should be a factor that should be viewed as icing on the cake and should be used as a potential solidifier of a deal.

We have questions and we appreciate any insight:- Does anyone have any advice on how to structure and manage this deal and secure financing?

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

My most recent research has been on selection 8 housing and where I have been focusing my interest in learning about as of lately, is this something that you would recommend, If so why or why not?

Acquisition Fee: This is on the low end.

This seems to be a result of some smart accounting moves on my part, thanks to an investor-savvy accountant.

I want to use this property to start buying more properties.

To "soften" or reach a compromised we agreed to ONLY have $30K of the $60K in funds be considered "OPTION CONSIDERATION" funds (giving us the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT to buy the property at the $300K Purchase price) and the OTHER $30K of funds would be STILL be given to them but we informed them that it likely will be consider TAXABLE INCOME to them.