But you need to know WHAT you need to know before contacting an attorney who will charge a few hundred dollars an hour.If there is a law school attached to a local college or university, you may be able to get some basic help and information there.

Based on the #'s you provided above, it appears as if you have positive cash flow by a few hundred $ (not sure what you pay mgmt fee but I assumed 10%), and since you paid cash, at the end of 15yrs you would have accumulated ~$70k in rental income and any property appreciation, on the 42k you paid for the condo to begin with.

Bank Failure (closures) have tapered off in the past 6 weeks.We now stand at 45 closures through June 3rd.Not quite halfway thru the year and not quite halfway to half a hundred.

You want great terms as a tenant if you renew on that option spelled out otherwise the landlord will try to hold you hostage and make up the lost income for the past 3 years on the renewal option.It's like chess in that you have to think many moves ahead to make sure you have the long term winning strategy.I agree that the big boys might let a center sit and then lease up very slow at great per sq ft rates or just take write offs with it.With anchored shopping centers you have to watch out for co-tenant clauses.This gives the smaller tenants the right to break the lease and leave if something happens to the anchor.Depending on the design of the center you don't get the benefit of an anchor always.You can be in a center right next to the anchor or you can be in a side strip where 80% of the off traffic won't come to you yet they are still hitting you with a high per sq ft rate.All of these keys become very important when doing anything with retail as they can help you sink or swim.Another aspect is if you have an older anchored shopping center the anchor might be re-imaging and ask for improvements from the landlord that could equal hundreds of thousands or more.

You need at least couple hundred visitors to determine if your landing page is any good at getting people into your sales funnel.

Yes, we actually have investors with hundreds and even over 1,000 properties insured with master policies.

They've seen over a hundred homes in their price range and don't want to let this deal go away.

A hundred years ago, (more or less, lol) my first apartment was exactly similar to that.

For instance, in my area, a firm like Hutchens, Senter, and Britton handles hundreds of cases in Wake county alone.

Because you would then have a key that opened the locks on potentially hundreds of the seller's other houses, and that puts them at risk.Though I certainly agree the cost is ridiculous and basically amounts to a junk fee that benefits the seller...