Often times (and I have seen this happen) a developer does improvements based on a certain tenant going in.Then the (A grade) tenant doesn't stay as long as anticipated.The second or third generational space user going in pays much lower that the original lessee because of their business model.So you just have to be sure after improvements if they bail you can lease at the same rate or higher and that there will be demand for office space.Washington and other areas unemployment is low.Most of the other areas unemployment is very high.This puts pressure on businesses and makes very few new starts up happen.For this reason in Atlanta office is overbuilt and vacancy last I checked was at 20%.

Take away the green pillow on black chair you've got too much going on with the red, green and purple.Take the two black chairs and put them where the kitchen wall/island on the opposite end of the sink-maybe two plates right there- hard for me to tell if the chairs are too low for that space but I think it should work.Bedroom- put a nice painting above bed- add that second red pillow that you took off the black chair and tuck the sheet under looks very slept in- like someone got out of bed.

It is a 12 unit mixed building with 9 unit rental apartments and 3 units commercial space.

Any Websites, Newspapers, Magazines, Govt entities, Publications, etc.... that are considered reliable?

Modern and simple, and very much serves the main purpose of defining the spaces.

Besides having shop space, it also has a attached 3/1 dwelling.

You are welcome to join us.The brothers bought a 170 space mobile home park in North Carolina a few years ago so the income will supplement their military retirement pay.

This is against public policy in NC under the liberally construed Real Property Marketable Title Act statue and its related case law. "...marketable record title shall not affect or extinguish the following rights... (11) Deeds of trust, mortgages and security instruments..."

Essentially, this means the borrower signed and acknowledged the obligations of the mortgage in the presence of a notary public and two witnesses.

I've heard previously that a lot of commercial brokers don't publicly list their properties.