I know this is an old post .... but wonder if anyone has come across a comprehensive list of national tenants that generally do ground lease or build to suit?

In this insightful blog post, we will delve into the different types of records that tenants commonly request from property managers, shedding light on the importance of maintaining comprehensive and easily accessible documentation.

Quote from @Jordan Moorhead: @Britney Ross I don't sorry, I avoid Alabama because the median income is too lowThat's an "interesting" comment - so you got my curiosity with your statement.Your self-created BP profile notes that you have many rental properties in the state of Kentucky.According to the US census bureau data, here's the numbers for 2018-2022:Median Household Income:Alabama 59,609Kentucky  60,183I don't think that $500 difference is statistically significant given the manner in which the census data is collected, but I didn't review the entirety of the statistics on census bureau data.

Make sure you carry out a comprehensive feasibility assessment and get advice from regional authorities in these fields.It is admirable that you are actively preparing for retirement and looking for other sources of income.

I'm struggling a bit to put together a comprehensive approach.

Hi, My name is Miguel,My wife and I we have a household income $140k/year.we have a 30year debt loan (220k with 2.4%interest rate)we have 45 and 42 years old and 3 kids (4),(7)(10)we have now $600k in cash right now 1/2 invested by our self in stocks from savings last years but consuming a lot of time and energy to do that, and the other 1/2 of the money came money thay we inherited and is right now still managed the same financial advisor that they were managed before the money without great results for the moment in the last couple years.we would like to keep just focused the next 10-15 in our kids and our work, but we would like to maximize as much as possible our networth to be in a good financial position for us  and our kids when we cross the 60 years old border!

there would be no down payment required because of how much equity is in the household, correct?

My W2 and real estate income over a few years grew very fast and I just didnt make time do a household budget. 

After securing the property, you enlist the services of a general contractor (GC) to assess the property and provide a comprehensive estimate for all the renovations required to bring the property up to acceptable living conditions and any other improvement you want.

I was in special ed classes as a kid for comprehension mostly btw.