However, if you do not place that provision in the lease, then the default is you must hire a moving company and store their items.

They are RTA (ready to Assemble) but are easy to plus together and are 1/2 the cost of the big box stores.

So my question and advice i seek is whether or not i just fix the issue and move on or do i fix the issue and finish the area making it livable and usable space (est. the additional space to be aprox. 2 bedrooms and maybe a media room due to windows)?

You should read this book https://www.biggerpockets.com/store/brrrr-ultimate

Downstairs has 2 store front units that I may convert at least 1 back to an apartment if I were to buy it.

I have an example below where nearby stores, an outline of the property, and other comments are visible. 

None of these are at the store, so just order them online.Dan Pena The First 100 MillionGary Keller The Millionaire Real Estate InvestorWallace Waddles The Science of Getting RichBonus: Aug Mandino The Greatest Salesman in the World.

Purchase price: $265,000 Cash invested: $66,250 Mix use property with 1 - 3 bedroom apartment, 1- 1 bedroom apartment and 1- Commercial space (Liquor Store) What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

The center does not currently have any major chains in it and have a couple larger spaces 10-20K sq ft) with potential to have some medium sized retail chain possibly (drug stores, dollar stores, or even auto parts stores).

But I've never used it, because I worry that the misinformed would be hesitant about renting the place.The media likes to be overdramatic about asbestos, and this is what people remember....