If the tenants are on triple net (NNN), are they all paying their share of the common area maintenance (CAM) expenses and have they been updated regularly?

I had a $200,000 HELOC, $100,000 down payment and $100000 as a revolving line of credit. 

A fellow investor has 2000 sq ft in one such building & shares it with several others & they all chip in for CAM.

Below are a some questions I would ask when researching a real estate line of credit:Do you offer revolving lines of credit secured by investor real estate?

Looking at your comment thread I imagine that you are struggling at the moment with the potentially conflicting views that have been expressed.I maintain that the controversy surrounding "wholesaling" largely revolves around not using the best tools to get the job done.If the intention is not to actually purchase a piece of real estate, why enter into a purchase agreement (even if assignable)? 

I have my CALP from National Apartment Association and working on CAM.

It's litterly a revolving door of military families needing rental properties for 2-3 year periods at a time.

@Mark Whittlesey @Jon Holdman @Cam Coplin Thank you for sharing your insight with me. 

If they base a price off of an ARV gained from a non-reliable source, negotiation will revolve around that faulty finding, and you might end up losing out.

I would think the answer to this revolves around one's tolerance to risk and other related factors.