The landlord is possibly going to have to absorb the cost yes, but to say it is not just the cost of doing business implies he should just pay and move on.

I reco you get edicated from a RTO/WLO  (wholesale lease option) trainer likee Joe McCall.  

@Dave Boswell  for what its worth I have worked with many paid trainers over the years..

Bryan just implied there are secrets, he offers coaching.Understand that some slight spin or technique applied is not really a secret worth paying for as we can get into aspects of presentations, salesmanship, responses to objections and other unique areas that are unique to ones personality, area and market.

He is a CPA, tax lawyer and ex-trainer to the IRS lawyers.

For future readers of this thread I found the following articles, one of which is linked previously in this post:RETIREMENT PLAN FORM FAQsCommon Questions About Retirement PlansIf you combine the articles it still seems to imply that things are additive provided that there are not common owners in the business.  

Make sure with your attorney this potential tenant has no rights implied or otherwise before changing the locks.

However, the fact that you (are implying) have additional supporting W2 income - likely from your day job - would be a supporting factor in from a global lending perspective.Good question.

Many of these investors are not looking for return on their capital (as evidenced by low single-digit implied cap rates in these properties and record prices/square foot) but rather return OF their capital, as Boston is internationally viewed as one of the most stable real estate markets in world. 

This artificially inflates the pro forma because rent implies a stream of income forever and a note is not the same thing.