Unless there are functional issues with the cabinets I wouldn't replace them in a unit you'll eventually rent out when they're already a normal wood grain.

You can start the application now but the SBA has a temporary stay on all loans that aren’t the PPP till the end of June so you need to make sure your Seller is very patient... and SBA loans aren considered fast in normal times.

There are certainly advantages to having it, such as the tax benefits and not having to pay for the outside of the unit (normally the HOA covers that).

RV rent around here is normally $600/mo, which is what my nephew pays now for rent.

Pandemic aside, this is quite normal, economically.  

Yes, exactly..It is really very simple....as long as you have a principal balance (until the loan is completely paid off) interest accrues Every day, of course.If you have a $100,000 balance....loan at 12% (1%/month).... for one month(you pay your loan monthly) the interest due would be $1,000 for that month (approx $33.33/day).If you paid the interest after only 15 days, it would be $500, etc, etc.On a normal amortized loan, you pay the interest due for that month plus some principal.  

Everything is negotiable but NNN normally means taxes, insurance and CAM which is maintenance.

Looks like business is back to normal there?

Just the extra earned from these two programs is 1.5x more than the average middle-income earner would normally earn.

In older homes where they just installed forced hot air normally didn’t size for future cooling.