If this is a need to sell (due to a divorce), there should be some {downward} movement in the price.In your operating expenses, confirm all the expenses you can independently of the vendor (property taxes, utilities, etc) and do not forget things such as snow removal and lawn care.

I no longer need to pay Oregon state income tax and get no write off for it.. so its income tax  family and tired of the northwest winters.. perpetual grey and rain for 8 months of the year  LOL... well not rain drizzle really. 

I'm a new member of the Miracle Morning movement talked about on BP Podcast 157 and have become obsessed with early rising and productivity from morning to night.

The motion sensors seem to be pretty sensitive, ours has trigger 4 or 5 times in the last 2 weeks but none of the entry sensors have triggered so my thought is that they are (hopefully) picking up movement outside the windows, so try to place your sensors so this wouldn’t be an issue if possible 2.

No one has repurposed that stuff, but short of new supply, office is just perpetual.

This perpetuates the problem.Keeping that in mind, I made it my goal to have the highest standards for my tenants and I do not want to create these issues.

you simply cant have that kind of movement in low end C class..

But, if I'm easy to work with, it's mainly because I am trying to avoid being a perpetual tire kicker.

Tagging on to what @Jonroy Connell said, $1000 may be for the sistering process however this doesn't seem to include the jacking & re-support process plus once everything is leveled, depending on how much movement was needed, you will have repairs on everything floor above.

The problem with fixed rate debt is two-fold:  First is that I think you'd find that borrowers who take the risk of interest rate movement usually get paid for that risk.