That's why you screened well in the first place, to evaluate their ability to 'adult' and not make their problems yours. 

Contingencies at one time were used just to protect buyers from conditions that were not easily seen at contract signing.

Regardless of the size and type of retail property, below are some considerations and tips to consider when evaluating your next retail investment.Types of Uses Matter More than EverOver the last five years, the growth of e-commerce has forced the retail industry to evolve significantly.

I've seen some of the free webinars that BP hosts, and they seem to boil down to essentially the same content (not meaning to knock them, or disrespect them in any way): find deals, and run them through the BP calculator to evaluate them, and move on the ones that make sense based on your assets/market/numbers/etc.I've heard that there is a ton of video content once you become a pro member, and am thinking of pulling the trigger, and was wondering if they end up going more into depth or if they run through different scenarios etc.

Hey there I'm just getting into real estate investing and have been utilizing the bigger pockets tool kit to evaluate properties I stumbled across this property in my home state of Wisconsin, and I noticed in the description that it sounds like there are city requirements for the property and was curious what to expect with a property of this type.

Maybe a neutral tile and light gray grout which won't show dirt as easily. 

Once again, a decent lender can help you evaluate the property and provide their input - especially if they are considering lending on the loan or rehab costs. 

Just be sure you are pricing correctly and have addresses anything that would inhibit the prospective tenants ability to easily enjoy the property.

A lot to think about when evaluating which option is best for your business goals.

I could easily see what he meant once I thought about what was below.