I ended up offering $620,000 and he said he will think about it but did not seem disgusted with the offer so I'm starting to think I offered too much.The property right now is collecting rent of $7,100/month and he uses the commercial unit and also one of the studio's for storage so that would be approx another $1900/month in rent.

No Land Trust - sub2 combination, nothing.If you have a 1 year lease with a contract for option to purchase, with the option held in escrow, equitable interest is avoided.Finish the lease and get the option is the aim of the device.:)

There is a 3/2 house at 1400 sq ft, and 4800 sq ft car shop and enclosed storage too.

(Currently Rented at discount for $ 505 per month to same tenant in 2 Bed Apt (Typically rents $ 545/ mo)GARAGE STORAGE: 1 and a half Car Garage can be rented for storage for $ 50 per month.

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That's when I stumbled upon self storage.

It should include all finished above-grade and below-grade living areas, counting all interior common areas (such as stairways, hallways, storage rooms, etc.), but not counting exterior common areas (such as open stairways).We will accept the use of other comparisons for two-family to four-family properties (such as the total above-grade and below-grade areas as discussed above in Section 405.06), as long as the appraiser explains the reasons he or she did not use a gross building area comparison and clearly describes the comparisons that were made.

If there is over 250 dollars worth of personal property left you have to store it for ~7 days (can charge reasonable storage fee) if more its something like 45 days.

Laundry facilities are important to most families, closet and storage space.

Possession or use of fireworks or other incendiary or noisemaking devices.5.