However, as it's not a requirement, we were looking to be rid of such responsibilities in order to allocate CAM toward needed repairs for the shopping center, instead of something that could be an operating expense of the tenants.

Get rid of debt, build a budget, and save.

In this case, the Tenant sounds like someone you want to get rid of so use this opportunity to get rid of her.

I'm posting because I have a lead that just came in from FB ads and she's looking to get rid of a property that she's been using a vacation rental in Captain Cook.

@Mike McCarthy yeah we thought to maybe leave it in for a year or so but sounds like the better we get rid of it the better.

cant recall my first one but I would buy lots at tax sale for 500 to 2k each and sell them for 3 to 10k each.. this was the later half of the 70s and early 80s.. then I moved into buying bigger acreages usually for 10 to 50k each and selling them for 2X to 5X or more than what I paid.then I found timber and well those deals were 100k to 2 million or so.. log timber sell land.. this was very good.I did not really buy rentals till mid 2000s in the go zone for tax bene's then I bought 350  lower class properties coming out of the recession and sold them 5 years ago for a modest profit little less than 1 million but was so glad to be rid of them. 

Hi everyone,So I've been trying to get rid of a mobile home and I hired a realtor who said he'd help me for a $2,500 flat fee.

I told them to get rid of the fish and they said they are their pets and they are family. 

I don't think you want to get rid of that bedroom.   3 beds rent for more and sell for more.   

They have a rental house with good rental income, but she is looking to get rid of it because its not helping on taxes.