Looking at the rent roll (to see what percentage of current occupants move in this past April/May) as well as at historical occupancy (for any trends in seasonality of occupancy) should shed plenty of light on the situation so that you can make a good decision.Mike

@Joseph Borges Do you have unit mix/rent roll for the storage and the retail?

My advice would be roll your sleeves up and search for the park yourself.  

@Tyler Harris Congrats on getting the ball rolling, its always best to start earlyDepends on your credit history.

Some GEs have the coil rolled into a drum shape back there, and you can clean those off with a rag once you take off the back cover.If you can see and reach the condenser fan, you can (carefully) use a brush or rag or vacuum cleaner on the fan blades; they tend to get dusty as well. 

With 6 units, there is more diversity in the rent roll.

The lender turns around and tells me he wants 15% up front on closing costs, another 20% of the entire project cost in escrow, 15% of the construction budget in my bank account, at least 25% of the total project should be in my bank account as well to “ get rolling” in his words, in addition he wants me to have 12 months of payments on reserve as well as 50K incase things go south.

I still own some now as I continually roll over my money into new Lease options each year as some complete their purchase.I am happy to share some analysis. 

I want to get the ball rolling towards flipping my first property but not sure if I should wait or put it in my name.

However on the rent roll it says 2 are pending disposition and 1 has a status of "Draft" which I'm not sure what that means.