When I nail it down I’ll let you know.

@Brett Baginski hit the nail right on the gead--use this opportunity not only to gain new skills but to gain new contacts.

As a young investor it’s hard at times for people to take you seriously, it’s something that I have a fought tooth and nail through the last couple months.

You've hit the nail on the head - people.

To clarify, here's a breakdown of what we have:Income Tax and Bookkeeping business- Sole P in my wifes name (getting ready to convert it to an S-corp)Hair and Nail Salon- Single member S-corp in my nameWife is self employed as an S-corp (she booth rents from the salon I own)Commercial real estate LLC - 5 unit commercial building (wife and I are partners)Commercial real estate LLC - single unit commercial building (wife and I are partners)Residential LLC - Holds all SFH's (wife and I are partners)Master LLC that controls every investment property.I know we have a lot of moving parts.

Before you can really start talking to Partners or Capital people, you really need to nail down the numbers of the deal first. the comps range you give is 400k.

You nailed my question right on the head.

If not, your agent and the selling agent should have nailed all this down before you got to closing.

You are fortunate enough to have nailed that step.

Hi Yolanda,A brand new oven off by 40 degrees, maybe take that one back for another one, and test the new one.I'd say that's basically a stove with no oven.As far as the shelf, those little shelf kits are not tough enough for a rental (they fall down).Having a wooden brace screwed or nailed to both the shelf and the wall on each end is much more robust.