This keeps the seller from dropping a bomb on us later after we have spent a bunch of time and money on a deal.If a seller isn't forthright and a good steward of fair dealing then my clients do not want the property anyways and we find that out upfront.Are you getting a loan on this??

@Roger Lin Thanks for letting me know about the meeting.

I've spent the last 2~3 years thinking and reading about it (I had plenty of time to ponder since I had sold all of the rental properties I had been managing and had the 4 hour work week figured out...)

I haven't spent any time there, as I always viewed State Street as a strong dividing line, somewhat analogous to (but different from) Fountain Square.Any view on whether Windsor Park or Bosart-Brown are considered up & coming, stable or declining? 

I mean, they spent $290 on a forum website account...I feel like that should be the definition of poor judgement.

One apartment building spent tons of money to get the hallways and common areas updated and came out horrible where it actually looked better before they touched it. 

Afterwards, I spent the majority of my time studying with my textbook until I finally purchased exam smart about two weeks ago. 

It took us a few years to pay it off.. spent more money paying it back then we did saving toward the investment fund.  

Now you can figure out how much cash flow you'll have each month and how long it will take you to make back the money you spent to get into the property. 

I agree that business $ shouldn't be spent unless it's making you money.