These type of tenants are no match for a experienced landlord.

Then I find a property that matches that target. 

I put enough in to get my match. 

I think it would be a mix and match of stick built tiny homes and some of the nicer models of the THOW- (Extra wide- 1 move) and maybe some of the prefabs-  Think- idea box- (in salem oregon), Stillwater Design, Method.    

Set a couple of rows of bricks that match the front step bricks alongside the entry walk on each side.

Match.

The numbers have to match up or there's no deal.Hope that helps to clarify.

I asked him to stop by the property and if the pictures matched reality, I would like to put in an offer. 

Based on the thickness of the wire you would want to match it to the appropriate amperage breaker. #14 is 15A, #12 is 20A, #10 is 30A, #8 is 40A, etc.

The information is as follows...Property Unit 1: 1300 sqft Base Rent- $18,000 annually                                        - CAM $6,864 Annually                   + additional rent  $5,699 (he was unclear what this was but it seems to match up with the contracted rent increases for the unit                                                                 over a 5 year period, however this amount is over the entire 5 year contract so the annual average                                                                 would be $1,139)                  = $16,835 PA                         $1,402 per month                       $12.95 per sqftVacant Space 55.67%Base Rent Unit 2: (This unit is currently vacant and hasn't been rented in over 5 years!