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Can answer questions on all aspects of commercial real estate management, including lease administration, eviction issues, financial reporting and budgeting, asset valuation/enhancement, marketing & leasing, and site maintenance and repairs. 20+ years of real estate management.
20+ years in commercial management. Current own and operate property management company in southern California.
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Hello Candice, Yes, our company could certainly be of assistance as Victorville (and the High Desert) is within our service area. Given the potential complexity of the situation, it would probably be
Marketing to targeted customers in any business is tricky -- I'm not sure what to suggest as far as contacting property managers. Perhaps there's some marketing company that sells mailing lists specific
Yes, that is possible...but I would be inclined to advise against it. I have partnership clients that only have 2-3 members that can't get along....I can't imagine a situation of 700 different residents
Sorry, but your question is far too involved in legal issues for me to be able to understand completely. This is something an attorney would need to answer so that you get a correct and accurate read.
There's not enough information to determine that. For instance, the value of the land lease is affected by the risk associated with the tenant. If the tenant defaults, then of course the lease is worthless

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