You will get a judgement against that person/entity for the amount.Getting anyone to pay is its own animal though.

I'm actually sitting in Arlington as I type this eating some Taco Bell.

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Many years ago, I lived in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu and when visiting friends in Brossard and Saint-Hubert we would occasionally eat on a terrasse in St-Lambert which I believe was owned by a Constantopoulos family.

Its a completely different animal than straight fix and flip or buy and hold strategies.The guy standing up there saying, buy NPN, be the bank and re-fi with the owner is seriously oversimplifying the thing!

However, he is worried (naturally) about eating a huge capital gains tax and therefore although he would like to sell 3-5 he is currently more inclined to sell 1-2.A bit more info on this scenario:Landlord is interested in selling us properties A & B that have each been in his portfolio for 15+ years.

Inside city limits is definitely a different animal than even the 'Greater Boston' area.

They usually charge a flat fee for this, so that obviously eats up some of your profit but is necessary if you have/need to close that way.

I think instead of going and renting a space we could see if someone would " hold" a space we could use knowing that we will being people to eat/drink.

That month vacancy eats up your $100 rent increase pretty fast.