So far happy with the experiment in New London and planning to launch a 3 rd one.Hope that helps.

One thing that is very important is surveying what the specifications for newly built stores are.Dollar General for instance changed their spec to an 8000 sqft minimum back a few years ago.The last thing you want is when the lease is up, some developer building a store for them down the street a few years from now and losing the tenant.Also NN is not ideal especially with the possible age of this current store and deferred maintenance that could mount.And finally, how are you making the numbers work from a Debt Service Coverage ratio on this deal with your bank?

Actually, few questions, what software, systems, steps are you using/set up before you launched your "For Rent"?

I have a friend living in the West Baltimore area... beautiful newly rehabbed home, but he seems to think renting would not bring a substantial amount.

Equity - we developed our own equity models a decade ago, and to my knowledge were the first to offer them to investors, though I think Listsource launched their's not long after.

We need to figure out the new normal of newly printed money, low rates, labor shortage, etc.

Something to launch some passive income in the short term. 

If you turn it over to a broker, have them launch a marketing campaign, put their signs in the windows / on the building / on the property, then yes it is exclusive.

I started the conversation off with the bank that I wanted to open a business account for my newly formed LLC.

it's complicated and worthed the effort I guess, I started getting bidding war in our property :-)Maybe one question for you Dave without hijacking the thread, is I may wanna do 121 and 1031, the trick is I have to rent to third place within a year after selling primary+1031, if I have to move to the newly acquired 1031.