As with any other form of Tenant occupancy - SCREENING and QUALIFYING will be the key to a happy situation for both You & Tenants. 

Definitely good to know for when I purchase my next property.Off topic: I see you comment often on the threads and so I recognize your name.

The remainder is left for debt service.People who say they have lower numbers than that are often "donating" a lot of time doing jobs that would be hired out if the property were truly an investment vs. buying themselves a low-paying job.Based on that rough calculation, this property is razor thin. 

The material will get you started but often times you will run in to issues - 50% rule, 1-2% rule and other so-called metrics that are used by American investors when looking to residential properties. 

Doesn't happen often.

Tye Foster This is an often discussed topic on here.

I don’t ask for advise that often, but when I do, I go to biggerpockets!

Often when you are in a spot like that it is helpful to revisit your goals.

A majority of tenants (retail and/or industrial commercial) are so use to NNN that if you mention anything else it is almost a turn off. 

I've often heard the phrase, "Find the deal and you'll find the money", but how does one get around putting an offer in on a cash only deal when you personally don't have the cash?