I want to make sure you have info from someone who has no skin in the game.

Hey there Michelle,There are plenty of ways to do this but lenders still want you to have skin in the game.

That is not to say you are not fixing broken items but you are not repainting to their favorite color. 

I've watched numerous YouTube videos, have read articles, etc. but when it comes to designing a space or knowing colors/materials it's definitely a weak point.

They have more skin in the game then you do.Make sure you get clear title.

I had to find contractors that were willing to deal with more administrative headaches, have more skin in the game, and meet stricter requirements for a job that was fairly small.

A small operator type tenant could go dark and then you the property owner are left with environmental problems at the site and possibly other sites surrounding it.With the sale leaseback you need to know who is going to guarantee it.

Typical Real Estate Broker with no skin in the game!

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(Does he have any skin in his own deal?)