Great.I'd have a conversation with tenant.

Conversely, an experienced realtor will help save time by helping you establish price based on recent comparable lease data, which can be challenging if your development is the first to come on line in a given area or if the market is going through a shift.

I understand no one has a crystal ball, I just wanted to initiate a conversation with like-minded people and be more informed.

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Again this is my opinion and just wanted to put the thoughts of another newbie into this conversation.

Conversely, capitalists or libertarians will say that the government will be ineffective at redirecting tax payer dollars efficiently in solving these problems that require non-governmental industry experience and knowledge.

I'm in Mid-City, so not too far from your area.Also going to plug my favorite meet-up in case you're interested in joining next time, the group is called Hiking and Real Estate Conversations, definitely a great group to join if you like going for a hike with great people who love real estate.

This is an interesting conversation.  

imo - dumping money after bad money is never a good idea.You may want to consider taking a 3-4 day trip to Jacksonville - and meeting with plumbers, electricians and have conversations with them directly to see what needs to be finished and what the cost would be.

LenaI believe you need to have an honest conversation with your loan agent and see why he/she wasn't able to perform within the time frame.