In the event Lessor rejects said offer and if thereafter any term or condition of the proposed sale is altered, modified or otherwise changed, then Lessee must submit an additional written notice to the Lessor affording the Lessor an opportunity with an additional 48 hours after actual receipt to accept or reject the purchase based upon the changed, altered, or modified terms.

I do the same thing with goals in my notes app but Karen's idea about using a spread sheet would help to translate those goals directly into a business plan.

It does have some adjustments a few years down the road but it should not alter the property substantially.

This from the Governator:“I respect the will of the people who are frustrated with the dysfunction in our budget system,†Translation: We'll find another way to screw the people.He continues:“In order to prevent a fiscal disaster, Democrats and Republicans must collaborate and work together to address this shortfall.†Translation: Now we'll have to do what we should have done in the first place - our job.

This will translate to a DTI in the 40s, which means no day-job income is needed at all. 

No hibachis within 10 feet, 1 car only, guests park on street, no shoes on hardwoods, no grease down drains, no noise after ---, no guests more than x days, no pet sitting, no non operating cars, water the lawn, responsible for all unsubstantiated repair calls, no solvents, no cleaning your motorcycle in the living room, no candles, no drying your fish on the roof, no couches on the front lawn, no blocking furnace vents you dumb axx, no materials with x feet of furnace, no alterations of any kind, etc etc

$14 per sq.ft. and 911 sq.ft. translates to $1062 a month. 

 I have used Listsource and Realeflow to find single-family deals based on my criteria, but they don’t translate well to multifamily properties.

It is recommended that this condition be altered for improved safety.

Mullineaux explores this topic more in a recent article from American Banker where he calls these new regulations an industry shock, “an unanticipated development or event that significantly alters the cost and or revenue structure in a particular industry.”The increasing fixed costs that banks have seen in recent years in order to become compliant with new regulations under Dodd Frank have certainly spurred M & A activity.