My suspicion is that the massive site change threw many people for a loop.I have just been massively busy lately...

No doubt these are retail prices.

Ryan and others will talk about how you can not easily get a deal with an assignment or other fee funded using a traditional lender for a retail buyer.

The condemnation notice was based on a massive mold problem inside the property.

It's a retail deal and now that the no-money down scheme is dead, nothing about this deal makes it attractive.My suggestion is to do the hard work required to find a deal that will MAKE MONEY.

I WOULD be surprised it there was some sort of massive outright ban of the 2nd amendment.

I'm sure your buyers list is massive at this point, If you dont mind me asking what percentage of your deals would you say end up unsold at the expiry of the contract?

Its great if you get a major retailer on a triple net for 20 years but most people end up with less luck and a lot of waiting.Back to the op.

However, I have found a mixed use property with retail on the bottom floor that is fairly priced and offering owner financing.

The ROI seems great, but after a A/C gets stolen, a couple of trips to evicition court, that 20% ROI turns into a loss.I pick areas that rent for at least $850 a month and the neighborhood has a few retails sales.