A few old tires as well as other lesser garbage.Would the tenant on a NNN lease be responsible for this?

It took a while to find a good out-of-state property management company when we got tired of dealing with ours as well.  

PS I apologize that this post will come off as aggressive, but I am tired of trying to provide helpful and ethical advice to people and basically getting slandered by the same few posters.

I got into this business because I got tired of paying a CPA $825 a year to teach him how to do my taxes correctly. :)For the reasons I listed, however, I have more faith in a credentialed preparer than a non-credentialed one.  

I feel like it would help to have a name/pitch (even if my portfolio is yet to see its first property) for networking/approaching investors/sellers, but can't tell if it'd be premature and confusing.Thanks

That tired old lame-o message will make you a needle in a pile of needles.  

I have gotten emotionally attached to this place, that is why I wanted to reach out to BP community for clearer minds.I was fairly tired when I wrote the original post.

David, when i said is it a good time, i was referring to the negative population growth in Akron and the decline in Industries (rubber, tires ext.) that give the feeling that the city's future is "behind" her.

Positives: You have frustrated tenants, which means the landlord might be sick and tired of the business (Good for you!)

I made the app because I was tired of people getting hosed by the tv personality gurus coming into my town and basically selling snake oil.