Every other building on the street is a large tenement style building with a ground floor business (restaurants, bars, cell phone shop, bike store, etc).1.

The builder I'm working with bought lumber in mega-bulk numbers a while ago and stores it in a warehouse in INDY. 

Originally posted by @Mike Baxter:When you buy a business (a tire store, a grocery, a flower shop), part of the valuation is in the accounts receivable, so of course you get to collect & keep that money along with any delinquencies.

Rental rates themselves can in essence cover those fees.If I'm concerned about incorporating those fees, and a 10x10 is typically $89/month, then push the rate to $95 to $110/ month.The only thing I would itemized separately from the rental rate is either taxes (if parking, except a boat) or protection plan (store)/insurance (third party).I hope that makes sense."

The Home Store based in Ferndale, MI is a fantastic property manager.

Our best source is hanging flyers at grocery stores and then Craigslist works very good considering it is free.

Most of the bargain basement services are simply big box stores and you choose from the same templates that everyone else uses.

Sounds like you are a problem solver and will do well.We negotiated for our pine to be paid in road work in lieu of cash.Amazing the cost at the store for lumber while the price to the land owner for the trees has barely moved.

Why not talk to a big box store, appliance store or grocery store? 

Bitcoin is more of a store of value as are Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash and Monero.