God bless his soul:):)No word on how he reports his rental income:):):)

Greg, I've dealt with the challenges of trying to find a use for dead space and there are a couple words of advice I can give you:1) Retail space is never attractive to potential tenants lying vacant.  

Use words like can and may or could, not will, shall, would.What I suggest is you not go there, you're not a collector, what you say can hurt you even if it's with the best intentions.He may have walked out thinking he knows how hard it might be to collect and doesn't care too.It's better to turn judgments over for collection, the cost od collection might be less than you'd settle for with him.A debtor has many tools in the box to use against a creditor, you can't just use logic or opinions in collections as they may take anything and use your collection efforts against you.

I'll spread the word to them that Alaska isn't the best place to vacation anymore and hopefully they'll stop visiting you over there!

Although his word is not law in real estate, i find myself agreeing with him here.

How do I ask them "what's the lowest they will take" but without specifically saying those words ?!?!?

I would make sure to set your key word settings as well as listening to the podcasts.Cheers!

Scott your optimism and kind words are greatly appreciated.

He never really says it in words like that, but that's how I'd articulate it based on his actions.

ROBS are required to be organized as C-Corps, for some reason that is outside my scope of knowledge (in other words, I've seen ROBS products from several companies, and they all seem to use C-Corps, which leads me to believe that it has to be done this way).