I’ve seen $2,000–$2,500/mo retainers make sense for ongoing operational support depending on scope, but I’m flexible and mainly looking for the right situation.If you’re active in the Orlando market and open to connecting, I’d love to chat!

@Naqi Taylor I've not worked on a deal exactly as you describe, but from a new tenant standpoint what you are describing sounds like quite a bit of complication to any new lease up that would happen in the center while that arrangement was on going.

I'm assuming mostly referral based and networking will be huge.Typical fees for these services are 1 month rent for finding the tenant, screening, lease signing and then 8-12% for ongoing management?

Larry, well put and my exact same thought process.

Are you helping investors set up those ongoing systems or just the deal part?

The numbers check is simple if 340 a door prevents even one deductible hit across the property over a couple years it pencils, but only if install and ongoing monitoring are tight and you can show fewer claims or fewer incidents.

You are going to have to follow the formal process if that isn't going to happen. 

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My understanding is that if the contract is over 5 years old in Ohio is that I have to go through the forclosure process.  

Yes, there may be capital gains to consider, but those are often manageable compared to the ongoing strain of carrying properties that aren’t serving you in this season.