Landlords that do not immediately begin the notice/eviction process are not operating as a business.

I would expect the Broker to know the law and ensure you operate within it.Out of curiosity, why would it take you "years" to get your license?

Do you wish to be a lender, operate rental property, purchase stocks, metals, or any other of the multitudes of possibilities?

So part of our investment thesis is the continued growth of a neighborhood I know is on the upswing.Obviously with the repairs needed, and the fact its not acceptable for occupancy, there is a major opportunity for forced appreciation, and the current rents would be all but impossible to use to do any calculation of returns.  

I would not be operating a store, or not forever...

The lease is ending this month, they are going bankrupt, but I heard they want to continue for another month or so while they finish their last few jobs.What rights do we have as landlords of a commercial property in this situation. 

Note: I think this is a really hot area which will continue to grow given the proximity to Brooklyn, which has exploded the last few years. 2) bought my new primary 1 family forclosure home for $325 in 2016 and house hacked it to get some supplemental income, which covers ~50% of my mortgage.

But I will continue to be expanding my network.Thanks for the help, I always have open ears to be able to learn.

Home prices in eastern MA have continued to climb, and now interest rates are as well - and the Fed has said that they plan 3 rate increases next year. 

September home sales down 3.8% and Apartment and Industry investors stocks rise.This is another incentive for SFH's to maximize cash flow and not count on appreciation as your payday.