That is another valid option and opinion.

The Village where the building is has now sought a demolition order for the building due to; smoke alarms, improper boiler venting, leaking gas lines to stoves, and leaking roofs over the front and rear entrances.

. 🙄 I feel they are pretty standard for the market:Applicant must have current photo identification and a valid social security number.Applicant's monthly household income must exceed three times the rent. 

But there are restaurants around the factory, a Seven-Eleven, a drug store, a Dollar General and a gas station. 

Just like food, water, cars, gas, etc. etc. 

Whatever I get I will plan on having tenant pay water and gas, $812 is the average of the current tenants total.

@Jim CummingsJim is 100% right.I would also call the insurance agency to make sure their insurance is still valid.

And if a buyer gets "cold feet" as was said, they need to use that as motivation and then find a valid reason to get out of the agreement, but "cold feet" as far as I understand the law as a layman, is not going to be sufficient. 

We're able to compensate for that by requiring a co-signer (no double deposits allowed in NH), but the inability to validate identity on the screening platform through questions based on credit bureau records prevented him from being able to complete the eviction and criminal history screening.

As I write this, I am having a radiant gas-powered 150ft heated driveway installed (it's a steep driveway that faces north) and I will be relisting this property in a week as soon as the new concrete is poured.I'm wondering if I have it listed way too low, and if this could be a reason it hasn't sold yet.