Food for thought...Its not necessarily a deal killer too me but you have to make a risk assessment.

Most rehabbers in the sub 125k rental house market are week to week as in if they don't get a check every Friday they can't pay rent or buy food or beer that weekend. :) 

The threads and podcasts have been awesome brain-food.

Dear Biggger Pocketers(lol), Here is my situation and brainstormed it as best as you can: There is a two unit commercial business - hot dog and food which I would assume grossed about ten thousand a month.

Food for thought. 

Towne Lake was the back woods of my house and it was called the thousand acres before that because it went all the way to lake Allatoona.Woodstock for Bells Ferry used to be just a dirt road and a gas station with food in it and that was it way back.Woodstock had poor planning with roads that inhibited growth but now it is doing better.

Here is my gibberish on the subject, just food for thought...If the seller is selling a package deal and your buyer is willing to buy this package deal of seven properties, then there should not be an issue as one transaction, hence one assignment fee.IMO, there will be seven different and separate closing transactions unless these properties are all connected to the same piece of land, regardless if sold as a package deal, it will be seven different assignments lumped into one check.On the other hand, it may also be just as good an idea to accept seven different assignment fees.

I am such a newbie and definitely humbled by all the great information/food for thought you all provide.

For instance housing may be double another market, but food wont be double etc.

I am currently looking to diversify my income stream and am looking at certain retail and fast food buildings for sale in my area.