I can sell the excess (about 25,000 squ/ft) for about 20% (.50-.60/squ/ft) of what Lowes sells it for.

The credit quality is sufficient to deliver them nice risk-adjusted yields well in excess of their cost of capital.

DTI is based on the minimum required monthly payments for each loan, not the excess amount you may be paying.

Paranoia and excessive fear of an impending crash.

If you're buying for $300k and want to Assign for $30k, will the Exit Buyer think that is excessive, even if the numbers work on his end?

Although, the CAM of 26k/year seems high to me, but I really don't have experience - I also don't see anywhere that excess is returned.So while the CAM situation is odd, I do think there is large benefit to having the bank on the property as its a big draw, as is the gym.

-Any fat in the T12, like paying for a full time maintenance man, bill back H2O and the like?

There is excessive dirt and cobwebs everywhere.  

And when you close the deal at the title company and get a fat check!! 

Id say in excess of 90% agents will require you to get preapproved before showing you properties.As for lenders, it just depends.