I have been imagining building my sales website (buyers guide, community pages, IDX integration, home valuation page, etc) on MyOhioProperty.com and then building Evolvedproperty.com to give details on our services including making cash offers on homes, renovations, and our homes for rent.

It's also an opportunity to build up more reserves, so when things die down, I can do more.

First you must determine if you want to purchase the service station operating business and lease the real estate, purchase the real estate and be a landlord to the station operator, or purchase both the operating business and the real estate.Many of the best locations are either owned by oil companies and leased to operators, or have restrictive contracts with severe penalties for changing gas suppliers.  

Each lender has slightly different criteria for their refi products as they pertain to cash-out vs rate and term, title seasoning, reserves etc.I recommend talking to a local bank, a regional bank, a credit union, and a mortgage broker who has a variety of products.  

He also provides real estate consulting services to multifamily investors, owners, and operators.

The standard for a lender is 10% cash on cash going in and after a reserve for replacements (and insurance) that I don't see here.

On the Multiple Listing Service, agents who are listing multi families rarely have all the numbers that are needed to see if its a good deal or not.

So far I read that following can be negotiated:Lender origination chargeTitle services and lender's title insuranceOwner's title insuranceSurveyHomeowner's insuranceIs the list correct?

Books I see on Amazon seem to focus more on operations, accounting and customer service.

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