I put these numbers in the table below:Now that we have an (over simplified) estimate of the total cost, we can work backwards from the probable sales price to determine the maximum price we can offer.Based on the above, you cannot pay more than about $99,000 for this property if you are going to make money.

The following is a simplified version and just food for thought.

I work to simplify it as much as possible.

Also meant to ask if you use Fixed Asset Manager and if greatly simplifies the tracking?

The owner has a huge corporation ( once a fortune 500 co.) and is reaching a age that im assuming wants to simplify life.

I would imagine 3 but try to search if u could have one contract written up that suffice all parties just to simplify things.

It simplifies matters and makes the picture less overwhelming, if you can boil it down to the major milestones...those actual dominoes or big check boxes. 

I put these numbers in the table below:Now that we have an (over simplified) estimate of the total cost, we can work backwards from the probable sales price to determine the maximum price we can offer. 

Hi Vince, Let me help simplify that for you. 

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