I doubt BP is going to fix the problems with the calcs either so I would not hold my breath that they will be correct anytime soon.

From salvaging vintage fixtures to breathing new life into tired furniture, the possibilities are endless.

A community bank would be more apt to do it than a larger bank, but don't hold your breath on an approval for an investment property 2nd let alone a good rate or LTV.

I am not sure how the guy we used was able to breath but it needed a fan to get the fumes out. 

We've used Jasco, but basically the more warning labels the better... forget the wallpaper remover than is "Non-toxic, non-smelly, non-working" and go for the stuff that has giant warning labels like, "Do not taunt, touch, breathe in, or look hard at" Wear goggles.

All of this depends on your financial situation, but I'd take a breath, and get through the first season before doing anything.

As a caution to anyone using one, never breathe air from an ozone machine.

(I would have recommended him to my sister, but she didn't think I could suggest an agent, what with me LIVING AND BREATHING real estate for the last 20 years.

Scott you need a broker who knows NNN.I eat,live, and breathe this stuff.You should already have a forward commitment from the tenant to get the construction loan from the  bank.If you already own the land then you would not be doing a leasehold type arrangement for the lease.Your other options then is a ground lease where they construct the building and if they do not renew the option period you tend to get the building by default.You could also get the NNN (no landlord responsibility)  or NN ( landlord responsible for roof,structure,parking lot ) depending on what you negotiate.

Psst, don't hold your breath.