Of course this is still without knowing what is in the collateral file and not looking too deep into if it's FC-er-ing.

I might be wrong about how much it cost me (I've buried it deep in the recesses of my mind since it was a waste of time and a bad experience.)

That is mostly for REIT's withe extremely deep pockets and some larger funds.They might own 70 Best Buys for example so if one goes dark they can (float the note) across the portfolio with other properties that are doing well.Small strip centers are like multifamily in that you have multiple tenants for break even occupancy.Large malls are switching to (experiential) type tenants.

Wells can get really expensive really quickly depending on how deep they need to be dug.

Now I'm running numbers on big deals without fear and only thinking about what I CAN do to acquire them.Just know deep down that you truly can do anything you want.

If you are bleeding money for 3-6 months...then you could be in some deep trouble?  

Now you need to dig deep into your numbers to figure out if this is worth doing.What are the amounts/percentages you expect to pay for the following items once it is a rental?

They offered to get someone out as soon as possible to finish cleaning and fix the faucets, we took them up on the faucets, but at that point we had already gone through and deep cleaned because we just wanted to move in.  

Come up with three top categories where you can go deep in your writing.

Keep brushing up on all the info and you'll be knee-deep in it before you know it.