Is it a dumping (trash) ground?

Morning All,I run a RE Dev firm historically focused on rehabs and ground up.

The landlord wants to settle as the business might file BK in the future or if personal guarantee the tenant might file personally.The landlord might go for when doing the lease no guarantee for a certain time and then it converts to a guarantee.There is all kinds of middle ground and workouts with the commercial attorneys negotiating the lease agreement.You want no responsibility if the business tanks.

I will be eternally grateful.

Sitting here in CO with a foot of snow on the ground, I've been looking at houses in Bradenton and other area around there.

Any ideas about how to structure the partnership would be gratefully received.

Grateful to Sunny Jo Gardner and Michael Spencer for the thoughtful referrals.Blessings all and good business,Tevis

I have a back ground in real estate.

Total 2500 sq feet above ground.

You'll basically need someone on the ground in the location who can tell you what ARV is, someone who can look at the properties and estimate repair costs and someone to deal with the potential buyers (finding them, showing them the property, etc).Wholesaling is VERY difficult...doing it from far away when you don't have much experience seems crazy to me...