In NNN or NN typically the tenant does pay for property taxes with a retail center reimbursed through CAM but that overall cam can put them out of business when it makes their overall operational costs to high.Example a 5 million retail center in certain parts of Illinois  could have 100,000 or more in property taxes annually!

So let's say you planned an exit in Year y a sales price of $15M but someone in year 3 is already giving the $15M then go for it.

You could always advertise the more basic things (painting/mowing lawns) and after doing good work you could tell the customer you also do X-Y-Z. 

changes the equation quite a bit.Also, you aren't figuring out your expenses properly. it is not as simple as saying "mortgage is x, rent is y, so cash flow is Y minus X." what happens when the place sits empty for a month?

However, based on our signed written contract, I will have to charge you a late fee after X and per policy I will turn it over to begin eviction proceedings on Y. 

Hello BP, kindly seeking advice on 2 things: 1. best neighborhoods North/West of Denver, CO for long term appreciation and a good first time Colorado experience2. lender recommendations for an 80/10/10 programMy husband and I live in Orange County, CA and started listening to BP 2 years ago. 29 and 32 y/o. 

Originally posted by @Daniel Y.

If you're going the non-bank route and looking for financing based on the property's cash-flow and not your personal income/DTI, then here's a good set of info a lender would want to see for a 30 yr fixed rate request:Prop Address:Purchase Date:Prop Type/Number of Units:Purchase Price:Reno Costs Invested: Current Debt Owed: Current Projected Value: Is it currently leased (Y/N):What's the monthly rent:If it's not leased, when do you expect it to be?

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