In rare cases where a tenant needs that, they would bear the cost.It still may be the case that that MF carries less risk than office buildings, but a building with a large number of small executive office units would logically be less risky than traditional office space.Also, I initially presented an oversimplified scenario just to compare the different property types.

Logically, someone has to pay the taxes, it just doesn't go away.

Hoping someone can explain or walk me through the logic and pros and cons of waiting for 1 to 2 years vs buying something now and potentially trying to exit in three years versus holding it a little longer to tide a bad phase if it does occur.

I wonder what the logic was behind doing it that way.

These are not the most "logical"people, and I feel like she made me loose on a month of rent, so why should I refund her.

Being logical, one shouldn't rent to obese people because they are most likely to have medical problems and file for bankruptcy.

Am I right in that logic? 

My logic is that maybe a pattern of new building permits in an area might indicate a hot market. 

Is my logic good?

A blanket mortgage seems the most logical for all 7 properties instead of 6 x 25% down.