The property is being sold as is, but hasn't had a termite inspection or protection for approximately 7 years. 

I think long term it will be a lot better for scaling the business.

And walk away from houses they want over stuff like termite quotes and sewer repairs.Tenants and squatters and known repair and lien issues are negotiation points.  

Example for those that don't know this concept, if you buy stock at $100 because you believe long term it will gain value, but short term it drops to $80.  

If you need someone else's capital to get some wind in your sales, start with a more modest goal that you can reach in the short term. It

So, basically the 'left over' (cashflow) money does NOT have to be considered 'W2 Income' for lack of a better term. It

What made you want to try a plumbing inspection, as regularly people do termite inspection & overall building inspection?

But I think long term it's got the potential to be a bedroom type commuity to San Antonio, there's starting to be more development on that side of San Antonio and I think employment is going to go up in Pleasonton. 

Also, if you plan to hold the building long-term, it will eventually make a better investment.

I learned there is some termite damage in the center unit and the owner is in his 70’s...so why wouldn’t he want to sell?