Hopefully 9 months to 1 year notice but sometimes it is 6 months to 3 months.If it is a good area with a reasonable box size then usually a bunch of tenants with expansion plans to take the spot.

If both breaker boxes are at same location and the line going to the garage is also there.

You only spent $82,300 building it?

I've already spent money to have an appraisal and some other various expenses and am wondering if there is a way I can keep him from selling to someone else or if a court could possibly force him to sell to me? 

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Before buying my first property in Cleveland I spent days and nights researching and getting started.

Picking a tenant is difficult because it’s Pandora’s box but with a good agent or good information you can make a calculated decision

And some will say they get a higher return on their investments than the interest rates they pay on their loans so the money is better spent investing in real estate.

Theres A LOT of cash in the Tampa area being spent on houses and A LOT of flippers already here. 

It was 2 hours , I would have spent the same amount of time calling , scheduling and meeting the plumber .