His accountant should pull together all documentation for "Basis" on his assets.Don't chip away at the discussion. 

That all being said, I would love any and all advice you guys have for me about whether I should move forward with it or keep my chips while I have em, I'm all ears.

Or building a faster chip than Apple’s engineers.

NNN is the stock equiv of buying some giant blue chip which is advisable when you're older. 

If the roof has about 5 years of life left in it, and that isn't already factored into the sales price, I'd try to use that as a bargaining chip to lower your offer.

You can chip those off now that they're dry.

Chipping paint both interior and exterior is a big focus, handrails on steps 4 or more or larger drops (porch for example).

To top it off, city inspectors in our area thought it would be a great time to cite property owners for minor exterior repairs like chipping paint and loose brick on exteriors.Like most landlords with a mid size portfolio, we do financial verification and background checks on all tenants. 

There's always going to be buzz kills out there, blow em off.Also ignore quora The 80/20 example is the Pareto principle Moore's law is transistors double on a chip, and hardware halfs in cost every 2 years.

I'll see if I know any investors who can chip in.