The following are some of the key documents that you should review with your attorney and accountant during your financial due diligence:(1)Tenant files, including leases, amendments, subleases, and any related documents(2)Service / maintenance agreements(3)Utility Bills(4)Tax Documents(5) Insurance policies and any pending claims(6)An accounting of all income and expenses related to the property, including rent rolls, tenant delinquencies, taxes, maintenance, security deposits, insurance premiums, management fees, security, budgeted capital improvements, etc.(7)A list of all personal property being conveyed with the real property(8)A list of all pending litigationAs mentioned above, the financial due diligence is key in determining whether the investment makes economic sense.

I suppose it's a matter of weighing options - looking at the potential increased cost of fixing/replacing a damaged roof at ACV verses paying a higher premium for an insurance policy that pays out replacement cost, and see which one makes more sense.

Baselane's fees are minimal (depending on the features you use).

Create a simple spreadsheet or written list to compare the features of each and identify the ones that align with your requirements.

We are considering paying her a bit of premium.

If you wait it out the whole way, you might do ok, but I would never buy residential at a premium next to a gas station.

I want to buy him out at a premium of 1.4mm by seller financing.

Rene price he quoted a few days ago was half of what lady told me just a few months ago .he told me they added a skip trace feature too included amongst other stuff recently.

Potentially a nice feature as part of short term rental offering2.

Jason   we just did a project where I brought the land, capital partner and I negotiated. they build all cash for a 720 square foot plan we build that sells at a premium here.