I can price in the higher interest rate in my offer price.Mixed use such as what you are looking at is harder to get good debt on.The retail you would need to look at TI needed to land a tenant and required lender reserves which will vary based on the retail spaces.5 levels of retail tenants from least risky to most risky for lender underwriting purposes.Taco Bell as an example.Lease guaranteed by all corporate stores - thousands from parent companySubsidiary of corporate - ex. 300 Taco Bells in one stateLarge franchisee with track record of 15 years in biz and 100 stores etc.Small Franchisee with one to two locations and little experience and assets.Lowest is non- taco bell but just a persons starting up a taco place with no support just a name and a dream etc.Most of my clients buying strip centers into the multi millions are using non-bank debt.10 year term, 30 year amort., high 4's fixed, non-recourse loan with a first 2 years interest only option to push cash on cash another 250 to 300 basis points.

One of the first stores to be looted was a black-owned pharmacy.

@Tee Cruse Welcome.

So according to the new laws, if you had that exact situation happen this time, when they were gone to the store or something, you could run over and change locks, and put their stuff out on the street? 

(Also, if you are a newbie and never had shop class, box stores have classes, read on the proper use of tools, don't use tools inappropriately, intended use only) Biggest issue is safety, standing in the wrong place can get you hurt or others trying to avoid you.

Taking a desk chair home from the office might be used to conduct business and is a minor matter, living in real estate owned by the business owner is a different matter.A good example might be where an owner holds a commercial property, a retail store downstairs and living quarters upstairs, the living quarters is divided from the commercial use.

I am always surprised at how much people like to store stuff.  

Be matter of fact i your approach, not salesy- cheesy to use my friend @Shane Woods words....With flyers, almost all grocery stores have bulletin boards, as well as many churches. 

Which is a double time saver as I don't have to go to the grocery store or cook.

There is so much information on this site, I feel like a kid in a candy store.