I want to make sure they massage the callers and be skripted robots.

These are the expenses usually 'massaged' or omitted entirelyRepairsMaintenanceReal replacement depreciationLeasing feesLegal and eviction expensesSpecial tax assessmentsWater billsCommon area utilitiesAccounting feesFines and penaltiesVacancy expenseOutside contractorHandymanOffice suppliesValue of manager's apartmentReferral feesMy advise is to go over the expenses and see (1) what expenses are missing from the financial statement (2) verify that the expenses appearing on the financial statement are in line with property averages for the area or there is a good reason they are not and (3) verify actual occupancy rates over the last 2 years.If you still have a deal obtain the last few years tax returns, and see if the returns match the financial statements. 

She has zero interest in Real Estate.. compare that to some mid west factory... your not going to find fully functioning restaurant in the facility feeding people for FREE .. free day care FRee massages etc etc.

thank you Michael,I send a colleague request to you,And I will contact with you in a private massage laterRegards

I own my own equine massage business and my partner is a nurse. 

The only reason we are choosing to stay near Fort Sam Houston is working on that specific base and avoiding a massage commute of over 20+ minutes.

If you are priced same as everyone else but offer a free gym membership, free lawn care, all utilities included, and Friday back massages ("C") it will be rented in 5 minutes. 

I’ve been self-employed for over 10 years (musician, massage therapist, landscaping, admin type consulting, data entry, catering, bartending, etc.) and somehow real estate has never been on my radar… until now!!

No alcohol, gambling, massage or suntanning facilities, but everything else is fair game.

No matter how much we massage the numbers they do not lie