If actions by the tenant in a NNN lease leads to a contractor placing a mechanics lien on the property, and assuming the lease agreement does not specifically address this scenario, what options are available to the landlord to resolve this?

It's best to consult with a real estate attorney or financial advisor to understand all your options and potential implications.

Or I’ve read storage units might be a good option.

Do it over 40 years with a ten year balloon and for ten years it will be super low then refinance at year 10.Those are two options

Since you're in LA, you might want to look into nearby areas like Riverside or San Bernardino for more affordable options.

There are many options and strategies to consider.

From there you start scheduling showings to look at potential options and submit offers on the ones that appear to make the most sense.Once you have an accepted offer, you work through the escrow process by doing your due diligence and working with your lender to get your loan approval.Then....you close!

I would add emailcollect to your must have toolsThey seem like a viable option to StayFi but without the hardware complications.

IM USING HARD MONEY SO THOSE MONTHLY INTREST ONLY PAYMENTS ARE KILLING ME ASWELL  A strategy we often use on properties like this is Rent to Own or Lease with Option to Own. 

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