I contacted the title company to have them try and find the agreement.  10k is a rough estimate because the shed is attached to my garage and it's also on a cement pad.  

Then give a brief "I would like to buy your house" statement on a yellow legal pad and hope for the best.

You can try laminate which has padding underneath howeveer I would still use vinyl in bathrooms.

Also, how do you brake down how much they would receive with taxes in the next year?

I'm making sure every property I buy cash flows and has a good pad built in so I can ride out any upcoming storms.

*just heard back. see belowDetails on this piece:Asking price: $480kAcres: 264 acLand Type: Forest/Timber Other details: There is about 80-100ac of area that is meadow type land with smaller trees/brush, good for building pads.

Right now they(the owners) agreed to let the tenant brake the lease without having any penalty, but the tenant will not pay this month and demand $4000 in moving fees, and here I need BP's members expertise to suggest what should be the next step.The second issue is that they want out of the whole owner occupied/managers of the building, they were thinking about selling units, unfortunately I am not familiar with the process, if someone can please help out, it'll be greatly appreciated.I apologize for the heavy complex issue/s.Thank you !

We both get pads of paper and we start with space rent... we work through all of the income and expenses.

I have added an RV pad with full hookups to rent out.  

Isn't the point of pet rent to pad you against the damages pets can do to a place?