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Cam I use the analysis calculator to analyze this deal?

Hopefully this is covered in the CAM fees you charge.  

I'm getting ready to sign a seller financing contract. this is my first ever seller financing deal and I have alot of questions. 1: do I sign under my personal name or under an llc.2: if seller finances to me personally cam my llc hold the insurance on the property. 3: am I held liable if something were to happen to the tenants or the property(tenant falls on stairs, tree smashes through house)4: is it normal to pay earnest money directly to the seller on this or should it all go through an attorney5: current owner has cancer, what happens if they pass before final payment is made?

For a vacant home, all you need are some trail cams watching the front/back door to help identify anyone that vandalizes or breaks into the home. 

Actual security cam footage of termites (it appears to be somewhere in Northern Michigan): https://www.youtube.com/watch?

curious where you cam up with $42,500?

Hey Greg,For most NNN leases, the landlord pays taxes, insurance, management, and CAM directly and the tenants reimburse the landlord a prorated share (based on their percentage occupancy of the building) of those expenses back to the landlord in the form of "additional rent".

Spend some time trying to come up with any possible scenario that could arise as crazy as it sounds and put it in the lease.If you are doing CAM charges be sure they are laid out clearly.