@Warwick Ferguson I like living in Ohio too.  The

You'd want to know if the line is sagging in certain spots due to erosion of the concrete, any offsets in the line, cracks, root intrusion.

Either you or a representative you trust with out exception must perform all the necessary due diligence just as you would for a property down the street from you.Turnkey companies want to maximize profit by doing as little work as possible using the cheapest materials.I would have a professional inspector check everything with a fine tooth comb,especially the roof,plumbing,electrical,and HVAC systems.Also make sure you get a repair warranty for when things go to hell in two years or less(and they will).I honestly don't trust any property I don't rebuild myself with my trusted contractor and quality materials that will last at least a decade or more

Mine are closer to 8000 and that was fighting tooth and nail.

The seller is "quietly" motivated and wants to sell a house that he rents out. it was his first house and now he has the property he lives in too. The

It was his first house and now he has the property he lives in too. The

Because I had too. The

Find an accountant who has clients in that industry and have them go through the disclosed financials with a fine toothed comb.

Part of this difference could be management too. The

If franchisee goes out and you have to re-tenant  then you could have a cap rate drop for income and an erosion of equity position.If rent is a little above market but you have absolute guarantee from YUM brands a parent corp for example backed by over 10,000 stores then rent is likely to continue over the lease.