I am planning to print 5000 post cards and send these out in managable chucks of 1000 every 2 weeks.

This sounds like a great way to shoot yourself in the foot.  

There is a lease in place that starts 10 days after the current lease expires and I want to be sure to start out on the right "foot" with the tenants. 

I would have that rendering/colored site plan printed on a sign, on the lot, with a description, available sq. ft., and a big, bold phone number.

If I have cash stored elsewhere and continue to make timely payments on the HELOC, the lender has a performing loan - I'm assuming most lenders wouldn't shoot themselves in the foot by calling in a performing loan.

Get your footing before jumping in with both feet.

My husband built me a chicken coop in the backyard of our adorable little 700 sq foot house and I am so excited to get my bee hives in the spring.  

What are some good questions to ask the seller to get things started on the right foot?

I understand getting my foot in the door is probably the most monumental hurdle I have probably encountered as it is life changing if i succeed.

I understand getting my foot in the door is probably the most monumental hurdle I have probably encountered as it is life changing if i succeed.