Offering a $100 bonus for their assistance in helping get a lease signed prior to their move out is an idea.

We have been looking at both residential and commercial properties (with and without existing buildings) for a few months and identified this lot as one that meets the criteria for building a residential assisted living facility - or, in this case what we have dubbed residential style assisted living, as this will be in a small office park vs. a residential setting, with between 16 and 24 beds, so smaller than a Big Box ALF.We have a 60-day due diligence period (starting today), so we're fleshing out our due diligence checklist (see below) and would welcome input from anyone with experience purchasing and developing a commercial property.Our pre-contract DD included the following:1.

Do I use the full 114K use as a down payment and get a small loan for the rest or the 

I could see down the road hiring non-licensed assistants to shoot videos, measure kitchens and bathrooms, meet contractors, etc. 

about three months ago I stumbled upon a company called BRESS claims to be the number one virtual assistant real estate oriented platform on the market.

I know someone that may be able to help but not sure if they go that far. historical restoration is a different beast as you may already know.

I always assist in the build outs but it’s also a selling point - “the layout will be built to your specs.”I’ve gotten 5 tenants this way and haven’t lost one in 10 years. 

He has offered some assistance with SEO although it might be worth paying someone just to get some of it done faster.

I’m happy to assist anyway I can.

There's a great company, Rent to Retirement that can assist you in getting your first rental.