Hence, I always work towards modifying their loan so they can resume making payments that work within their budget while earning me a living (i.e.

It seems that the property tax problem is about to change without the so-called "nuclear option" that Lt.

Most tenants will want to insist a landlord use the nuclear option with the slightest sign of mold, and spend "whatever it takes" to make them happy about it.  

So that can be another weapon to have ready.Then there is the nuclear option....now first rule before you push that red button is don't blow your self up.

Even financing is probably going to be difficult (at least in my market, and you are not that far away) with out a resume to support you can handle the project.Not trying to scare you, just seen too many people through the years get ahead of themselves on a project and waste a lot of time and money. 

Your resume shows that you have the knowledge to put high end deals together and make them work for others. 

We don' t know your skill level, your resume', talents, preferences, business acumen, ability to judge people, current net worth, knowledge of tax law & landlord/tenant law or anything else pertinent to say whether or not it would be a good idea for you to try to purchase millions of $ worth of real estate.  

Half the city is on a well-document nuclear landfill.  

I suggest to submit your resume along with the cover letter to the commercial real estate agencies in the area.

It sounds like he is the guy you would want to partner with on a deal this size with a resume like that.