. : )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.

When looking that the Lyft app, there's always a car within 5 to 10 minutes of our house (and we live in the suburbs), we live right across the street from a grocery shopping center (not even major streets to cross), my wife works from home (and is a bit of a homebody), we typically run all of our weekend errand messages together, and I work about 15 minutes from the house.  

I am primarily looking for buy and hold properties; single family, considering multi family, and also commercial propertiesI am located in Greenwood, Indiana in the Center Grove school district area and have lived here for near 15 years now.

Escalate to the call center's management people.

Also, there's an Omaha REIA that meets the third Monday of each month at the Westside Community Conference Center at 7pm if you're interested in meeting other local investors.

I would agree with @Timothy Grothuesmann in saying to speak with the Market Center Coordinator and ask those questions.

Those in the industry have know about it for a very long time.Strip centers in the right locations are doing incredible.

Then we've converted a bar into a therapy Center with a gym, consult rooms and offices.

You can not afford an expensive house payment on that amount.In expensive markets, I imagine it is hard to afford a starter home unless you go 1-2 hours away from the city center.

If the leasing side do you want to be a property manager that currently leases the center you run for your brokerage or be on the tenant rep side working with mom and pop,regional, and national tenants to find spaces?