My advice to you, is keep on going, enjoy the process, and remember....it's alllll going to work out just fine.

With retail centers in a state of flux right now with current and ongoing Covid workouts lenders do not have much appetite for those properties.The fact the properties are paid off is great.

After that, take the time to work out an amicable solution such as selling them the area in question.How did you find out?

Basically, the point I'm making is that most deals take a significant amount of creativity to work out in this area. 

@Jessica Brennan work out a deal.

I have an interesting question....lets say your interested in a home that someone has under contract and is trying to wholesale it, you like the house but the pricing is still high, I don't mind paying an assignment fee if numbers work out. but with their assignment fee numbers don't work.

Hey Joshua, from my understanding to your last question, if you want to do a joint venture deal, first it would be best to hire a real estate attorney and create an LLC and work out an operating agreement (who is responsible for what, who gets paid what) to protect yourselves.

Didn't work out for me here in western Pennsylvania pre-COVID.

@Jess Kempf the nice thing about trying it as a rental is that, if you rent it for a year and it doesn't work out, you can always sell it then. 

But im also nervous.Im not sure how this is going to work out for me.