Of course, you'd be best served to have a quick chat w/ your attorney before following my advice. 

We served a 30-day notice of termination.If they reported it, paid for damaged, and promised to keep the weapons empty on the property or stored somewhere else, then I may consider letting them stay.

If memory serves, We found a place over there (http://www.bestgranitecountertop.com/) that gave you a basic edge and included one cut out for sink...or it was very reasonable.

Set up keyword alerts to be notified of the topics that interest you: http://www.biggerpockets.com/alertsI hope BP serves as a helpful resource for your REI endeavors!

That is all too rare a virtue, and hold fast to it as it will serve you very well.

Most commercial yards put a time limit on your rental anyway in order to be able to serve other customers. 

I'd lean toward believing a Masters in Real Estate would serve agency well and an MBA more on the investor side but that's just top of my head thinking with nothing to back that up.

They are paid public officials there to serve the us all.

Most programs do offer an option to export to Excel which serves as peace of mind if needed. 

I have never done this myself, but I do know an agent or two that serve as both an agent and a wholesaler of off market properties here in CT.