@Nathan G. our lease has 5% annual auto-increases:) Of course, we check market rents at least 60 days prior to the end of a lease to see if we can raise them more than 5%.

He'll fix anything from plumbing, tiles, carpentry, masonry, concrete, and auto.

Requiring all of your contractors carry workers compensation, liability and auto insurance, provide you with a certificate of insurance and sign a contract requiring the proper risk transfer is certainly the safest way to go.

We are looking for similar properties again, where could I find foreclosure auto shops with land in the Grand Prairie/Arlington area?

Why do you have $30K credit card debt and $22K auto loan?

Are you looking for a solution that auto populates on shifting stage?

All bills auto drafted / auto paid.

Especially if you are getting quotes from personal insurers (that do home and auto).As for a new locations with no history, that is not an issue on the commercial side.

If so, I have a spreadsheet for more calculated estimates that auto filters into a long term projection.

According to the sellers, the tenants auto insurance is paying for the damage to the exterior but they are waiting to find out if the tenants renters insurance will pay for other damage to the interior (mold, broken cabinets, trashed carpet, etc).