There is an additional component the equation which should be property value in addition to just rent role.

The lender sometimes requires an administrator to take payment from the corporate tenant and then distribute any leftover proceeds to the investor who owns the property.The corporation also sometimes makes payments directly to lender on a loan you would be assuming for structure so that the tenant protects their credit rating and borrowing power.A NN lease is where usually there is some expense to be born by the landlord either the roof, structure, parking lot, maintaining utilities for access and repairs, etc.The caps tend to be higher but you have costs as a landlord.GSA leases (government sponsored agencies) typically are not pure NNN but have a NN component.

I go with basic fixtures with good hardware (Fluidmaster components in a basic toilet - leaks cost a LOT), faucets that are rebuildable, etc.

If you have relatively expensive appliances that would be very detrimental to cover the cost of yourself if it were to break, this is a good plan for you.

Thanks In the simplest of terms, all things being equal, assuming you aren't carrying debt against that sale of your property, you could count it as income to be used for qualifying on a subsequent purchase however, you would have to show this income on your returns and, you would have to (in most cases) show at least a two year history of it and, a two year stream of it continuing (Your note would satisfy that component).

Getting involved onnanemotionanlevelmwith your tenants is really detrimental.

There's a couple different components here.Control of a transaction comes from a contract.

Magazine, there is a revolution going on in Detroit (Actually Warren but close enough...) with the birth and development of the electric car and its components.

The last three houses I have sided have cost more then 10k and that was all new construction so no demo component.

Moving out would be detrimental to her mental and physical wellbeing.