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

We also go on to list different examples of negligence such as clogged drains due to improperly disposing of materials such as grease, sanitary napkins, ect AND changing furnace filters, batteries.

Many people are afraid to make so called “low ball offers”, but if you run the numbers, whether it be thru the BP calculators, or scribble them out on a napkin, your offer won’t be “low ball” but rather the true and correct number your should pay for a property.

You can also use the old back of the napkin contract, lol

Now this isn't meant to me an accurate model, just a back of the napkin SWAG to let you ask the question: Is 6% worth the risk?

There is some additional sanitary and cleaning requirements that patients would need and expect, but that is not difficult to contract and would also ensure your unit is cared for.

If those 4 items are met a napkin would suffice.

Write it on a napkin if you have to but write it down.

Heck you can use the back of a napkin as long as it is in writing.

I currently rent a place for $2700 instead of buying the same place for $800k, and my rational was the back of the napkin math stated the mortgage payment - principal was higher than rent, and continues to be.I did not consider appreciation, but I guess one shouldn't count on it.