napkin calc:109 sites x .45 occupancy x $265 rent x .7 (assume 30% expense ) x 12 month = $109,185 NOI / cap rate .1 or 10% = $1,091850 valueanyone value empty pads?

You keep that cash flowing at all costs, because once you stop that train it takes a while to get it moving again.If we get a shelter in place order, go ahead and try to enforce it...Bath doctor offers sanitary services, so boom I'm in the critical field and leave me alone.

You should not be ad-libbing a contract on the fly.Technically, any contract can be written in crayon on a napkin if you really want, but that's far from professional. 

I don't know your full situation Ivan, so can only do some napkin math.

I know these are very rough numbers but from a back of the napkin approach I would do better to move this equity somewhere else, right?

@Michael JackmanI've been doing some napkin math exploring the possibilities.

Of course this is all back of the napkin quick feasibility assumptions but its where you need to start.

It is it's own separate piece of paper that states that tenants are responsible for damage and charges occurring from putting grease, sanitary items, diapers, wet wipes, paper towels, other foreign materials or harmful substances in the plumbing.

They have the "back of the napkin" method for quick assessments.How do you quickly "size up" to see if a property is worth a second look?

With an 8 month old in the home it's not sanitary.