Requests for issues other than these are evaluated on a case-by-case basis, but most are declined as a nonessential service in compliance with the Executive Orders.We are allowed to work on vacant homes to get them RentReady, although these projects are taking longer than normal due to long COVID-required lines at suppliers and workers on sick leave.Property ShowingsWe are not allowed to show occupied rental homes per the executive orders.Vacant homes are being shown as we’ve adapted and moved to secured self-showings.Our overall application numbers are up significantly compared to last year.

Had posted a BP post while I was in the process of rehab, read it as well to get more context.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/597/topics/810809-my-current-brrrr-deal-in-progress-and-need-contractor-references?

Basically, this will help you evaluate what your monthly payments on the property will be, thus giving you the data to know if the deal is worth buying or not.

I have been evaluating deals on LoopNet mostly, but when you are driving around analyzing properties to build a pipeline, how are you visually determining what is and isn't a NNN property? 

@Ryan Rader Try Lendinghome.com (they are hard money but are offering 7.95% on fix and flips) or Patchofland.com they are crowd funding, idk what they are offering. it sounds like you have a great deal on your hands, I look forward to hearing more about it as you progress!!!

I've been evaluating similar options and when you take into account all the wealth generators (Cashflow, Appreciation, Debt Paydown, Tax advantages) the 5% down has come out with a higher overall return in the scenarios I am looking at.

Cash-flow is a primary concern but property appreciation matters as well, so I'm trying to evaluate for both. 

No algorithm or computer will ever be able to out-evaluate personal knowledge on a property. 

I'd also evaluate the car more. 

Also, do your own evaluation of the properties, do not take their numbers without checking.