Even fortune 500 companies are calling their landlords to renegotiate leases on their buildings as they sit empty.

I'd be taking money out that has been sitting in money markets for the past year and putting it towards assets that have tax benefits and provide more cash flow and possible equity.

Again, I don't have the money to place another home and the land will sit empty requiring lawn care until I do something with it.

If you are following the same financial model because you are buying similar properties, you now have 200k sitting aside.

The property is owned in my own name, and the LLC is currently sitting useless.

If I was refi'ing anything you have listed, I would sit on the cash when I did. 

He's a wholesaler his marketing is probably targeted toward seller's who are sitting in more a motivated position, preforeclosure, divorce, probate, high equity, etc.

So I've been trying to get a commercial rental listing on a vacant unitthe landlord says that he may want to sell his building and that one of the most attractive parts about his building is that the purchaser can write off or get a rebate on tenant improvements for this vacant unit which is more attractive than having a tenant that pays rent.I am thinking that it would be better to have a tenant that pays rent because the purchaser will likely be a developer that sits on the property and uses the rental income to defray expenses.What do you think?

He was very appreciative and in three months we will sit down with a follow up plan.

When I was underwriting that was always the first question I asked but I can't recall ever seeing a written underwriting requirement to ask.Unfortunately in the claim I described the Grantor claimed she didn't have any of the money left so as it frequently does, it became a matter risk reward, good money after bad type analysis and the company ate the loss.