From my business school days in college, I specifically remember learning that a legal contract is anything two parties agree on, including a hand shake, so I wasn’t too worried about it.

Thanks for the shake and yes analysis paralysis is on the nose.

Qualifying them over the phone and on paper is not nearly as good as meeting them, shaking their hand, looking them in the eye and interviewing them in person.

Maybe we can eventually start a local meet up and get something shaking around here.

This isn't a "women's essential oils" MLM or "men's fitness protein shake" pyramid scheme. 

Told the owner they wanted to buy it and ran into him ready to sell two years later in Lowe's, shaking hands on the deal and meeting at a title office the next day.  

Let us know how the rents shake out once you have it fully rented.

I shake my head every time i see a listing with poor and/or too few photos.   

My major concerns are cash flow and if my tenants will fork over $200+ per month for electric pre-replacement (i.e. high tenant turnover- I figured 30 days out of the year vacancy which I was told was ridiculously high here but, it makes me feel better).Has anyone had a similar experience to me and your analysis shake out okay in the long run? 

My major concerns are cash flow and if my tenants will fork over $200+ per month for electric pre-replacement (i.e. high tenant turnover- I figured 30 days out of the year vacancy which I was told was ridiculously high here but, it makes me feel better).Has anyone had a similar experience to me and your analysis shake out okay in the long run?