@Dan Gallegos you are correct as an adverse action letter should be sent if your "decision" was based on the credit report:https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/business-center/gu...Better to avoid any issues and send/email the letter since credit reports were involved.  

Would you be interested in connecting with me, I'm trying to start building a pool of connections to act as an information center as I chase my first deal.

I transact retail centers for clients and I am a small retail developer myself.15 year amortizations are rarely if ever used on strip centers.

The areas with the highest rates of foreclosure are centered around the American northeast.

However, we don't purchase flood insurance for our Community Center or common elements... 

Just saw a story about approval of a new 171 unit location in Quincy Center.

My Market Center recently offered the IGNITE program during the evening, which I was able to attend.

The one acre is in a rural area and there are at least a dozen trees on the property (but a large opening in the center).

The medical center area, pockets of South Overton and others.  

. : )Mostly new developers with mom and pop tenants back filling at lower rents because the national and strong regionals who are experienced operators have passed on the developer's sites.Those tenants tend to get more picky on location, access, visibility, traffic counts, quality of the center construction, site layout flow,etc.Smart businesses know rent rate is not the only factor to consider.