It has its merits, but can often be lumbering.

The proximity to a major hospital drives tenancy and so long as you don’t get over your skis on the cost to acquire NNN MOB’s are always attractive if/when need to unload. 

Until then, I still bought at a wholesale price so I have lots of upside if I need to unload the property.

Most of the other framing is in great shape compared to smaller, fast growth lumber we get today.I spend close to $150k to rehab a 1600 sf 1920s house. 

There is a reclaimed lumber place in Gainesville....so there are some places around.

Using fireproof lumber throughout is really going to get pricey.

You might lose a few of those customers and opportunity for referral for other jobs down the line, so factor that in.I love real estate, I think it's cool and fun, I've loved it since I used to go look at homes as a kid with my parent to buy a new one or when they remodeled our house when I was a kid, the smell of lumber and people working.

I guess I need to ask farmers, lumber mills, and hunters. 

I don't really see what the advantages of this deal would be for me because I would have to buy it probably within 2 years and I would need 20 percent down payment which is around 60k and I just don't see saving that amount of money in 2 years, right now I have less than 10k liquid cash.Before I walk away from the chance to at least be in the drivers seat to own the house, I was wondering if you guys thought it was a deal or just a way for the seller to unload.

However, one of the property owners had 2 distressed properties (off market) they were wanting to unload.