That depends on who the tenant is national,regional, or mom and pop and if they are freestanding STNL or inline MTNL space.If inline the spot they are wanting matters.Generally the owner wants to control the interior TI for the quality of the build.

., if you’re looking to take a more passive role in your real estate and want the benefits of diversification there are funds available to accredited investors that are designed to allow investors the opportunity for ownership of institutional investment grade property outside of CA that is occupied by regional, national, and Fortune 500 credited companies. 

You wouldn't know it from the official TRID paperwork, but that's actually regional.

NNN retail for a national tenant can be a 5 cap whereas a regional tenant can be a 9 cap.(3) If someone is selling a commercial office building (for example) and has a 5 year renewal with the current tenant, why would they be selling if it's such a good deal?

The bank required this since they were purchased as rental property.Some of the varying answers could be regional differences.

Think about a theme that will make your home special--it could be decor from a specific decade, a sport or a type of region (Beach House, Countryside, etc.).

If some sort of residential project, you would have to look intensely into the economics of the region to determine feasibility... its not really if it can be built but if it should be.

Or country or region.  

I know the play is different in the city vs rural areas, but I'm curious where everyone thinks Illinois is going.Our strategy w/ respect to Illinois is to continue to invest in the Chicagoland region.  

Perhaps a local builder, so you can consider developing the other 40-50 units.Recommend talking to local/regional banks or credit unions.