Its also not uncommon for NNN tenants to not reimburse management fees but instead to reimburse all other expenses + a mark up (say 10% to 15%) to avoid the circular reference calculation and to make the terms easier to understand

@Nathan Wiebe 9/10 I do it before I buy the property, he's not a home inspector but I made a form for him to make marks on so he doesn't accidentally forget to check the electrical panel for instance.

Mark,I would be happy to talk with you about this but t would take forever to type my rely on here.

What I would do....use cardboard or construction paper to make a template that fits the contour of the tub perfectly.....then transfer that template to a plank....mark it out with a pencil etc...... make the big straight cuts as needed.

As other users have commented, the area is very competitive for homes under the $250K mark.

Mark,Thanks for the input.

You also mark the property up at least 20% above what you are paying for it overall. 

I'm pretty sure had you looked at the email from @Mindy Jensen instead of deleting it the 'unsubscribe' button would've solved your problem real quick.

For moving there as a primary it depends on what you are used to but for investment purposes depending on where you are there's forms of increased development and is a marked for gentrification.

I am fortunately well above the 150k mark.