I think a large percentage of them would not have declined. 

The IRA will pay a small tax on the percentage of income received via the non-IRA (borrowed) capital called UDFI.For decades, many investors have found real estate, notes, private placements, precious metals and other alternative assets to be a good way to grow their tax-sheltered retirement savings.

In those cases, the former owner must pay an interest rate that also varies by state and can be as high as 25% per year.The great opportunity What makes a tax sale attractive to investors is that they get a high percentage of interest if the owner redeems the property or they can acquire full property rights at a fraction of the market price.

@Chris Risi you can increase the percentage from 8% to 10% by either increasing the property income or decreasing the expenses or a combination of both. 

They are both class C properties with high percentage of Hispanic tenants.

This is what I've done and it has worked well.In one case, I had 3 apartments, so I estimated the square footage of each apartment (in cases where all the units are identical, then it's even easier - no trying to figure out percentages).

But their large anchor stores are the ones refusing to pay and or only paing a small percentage .

What do you envision as the payout percentages?

What percentage of the total is my personal property?

However, considering the reality that (according to something I read somewhere at some time, teehee) a higher percentage of tenants own pets than homeowners, this is really a decision of:  can you build your business excellently off of the niche of tenants that do not have pets?