put the property into contract your not out anything.. but then no one else snags it why you negotiate.I just had one like this were 5 feet of the house were actually over the line..Buyer is just knocking 5 feet off the house and doing a full remodel.. the neighbor thought he had us over the barrel.. but I did not to discount for this.. so maybe with that one.. not knowing the topo.. just build a new driveway if its a rental your tenants don't care.. low ball the bank and you got a good cash flower.

So unless you care to hang on to the cash and continue the tax and bank evasion, I'd tell them that you'll accept it as long as recorded and documented.

They tend to care more about an A plus location then the cost per sq ft in rent as they believe the location will drive higher sales.Regional to mom and pop tenants are more sensitive to being in a high end area but not the most expensive center or corner where they feel they have to drive very high sales to have a chance of being profitable.

I don't think they care as much about vacancy.

I would focus on getting your debts taken care of, especially the car loans and live on a written budget so that you take control of your money.

Hope this helps but just remember be careful

be careful with these two calendars when synced.

Be careful about entering the Liar of one of the most foul beasts in all of Real estate Matey.....

It's a much more complicated process than I care to get into with a blog post, but if you are seriously considering I would be more than happy to have a phone conversation with you about it.

I live in Washington State and am looking into doing a master lease with a healthcare agency in my area- essentially I'm buying a house and renting it out to the agency.