I have clients buying empty warehouses and office buildings for $27 per foot.

You may need to clean the place out after an eviction and store the items for the statutory period, you might find that from a landlord association, but certainly from an attorney.Another issue is to check and see if Cali has any disclosure requirements concerning tramatic events in your property, we have them here, and you'll need to disclose that someone died in the unit.

Also, there are some perks with being a member as well (discounts at certain stores).

The property is 9000 Sq ft build in concrete, 5400 sq ft warehouse(has a restroom but no hvac) divided in to 3 bays (1800 each) and 3600 sq ft office space.

Banks here, a few, having travel agencies, insurance, trust account/companies and stock brokerages, and many are in commercial leasing of bank owned properties (bank building having other offices or stores in the same building).Another matter, we are not having any issues with paying off notes held by an LLC, one was refied in April. :)

If this doesn’t work we will buy a used stackable at discount appliance stores.

There was a guy at the church I went to in Crandall that was a successful retired business guy (tire stores).

In fact, I have a credit card with them and if I use it at a store, I am instantly emailed that it has been used.I did have a problem a few years ago.

Change the locks & store their junk in the garage; or store it in your garage @ home. after 30 days, your state law should allow you to dump it. you probably won't see another dime from them but you can get your place rent ready faster.

I'm very excited about the prospect of REI and look forward to exercising my noggin.David Beard - Strapping the baby to me and hitting the job site, RE office or parts store is definitely the plan.