III. 35% of the high-demand prime commercial space (~10,000 SF) was vacant at close and was never marketed for rent online.

I just got off the phone with a law firm doing the foreclosure legal work for a bank.

I have no clue what the heck your going on about with "syndicator boot camps", Nobody I know does anything even remotely close to such, nor would they, there not going to hand away there "secret sauce" and vs what they make as an active syndicator, they'd have to charge minimum $40k per student to make it remotely worth there time. 

Now what will be the plan after they move out ( if they decide to) is probably lease to a medical corps too since the close proximity to the big hospital.

The closing attorney or Title company may be the determiner for an answer and usually at this point in the process as an agent I'd defer to them.As an investor, I think I'd want all this squared away before closing so maybe check with the attorney/closing company.

Hey Rich,I'm only at 21 units (closing on another 4 next month), but I work a full-time job and also got my real estate license this year, so my plate's pretty full. 

I mentioned using hard money ($300k), private (100k), acquisition fees, wholesale fees and close to $200k in refi funds.

I'm not saying it's the right call or not, but if you try other things and can't get results you either move to another place or take the 'legal' route....that could be another option is ask them if they have another unit you could move into.

Would certainly recommend visiting if one is close to you. 

They’ll handle setting up your legal entity and obtaining your EIN (Employer Identification Number).