Hey,I just bought a property that in tax records it says 1,611 but when measuring it now it’s apparently 1300 SqFt.

Also, they could be following the Dave Ramsey plan and aiming for a zero credit score. 

Not sure what the unit of measurement is.I'd be interested to see the details of your first deal.

But what's your need/aim/plan? 

I say your plan looks solid because it's identical to what I was aiming for years ago.

Big difference is commercial multifamily is valued based on net operating income, so you have a much more objective measurement to determine the value as compared to single family.

It would be very unusual for a condensation line blockage to cause problems this time of year here in Birmingham because it's been cold here lately...so nobody has their air on...and the unit doesn't produce condensation in heat mode.For a future preventative measure though, I would recommend you have an HVAC company install a pan underneath the unit in the attic (if there's not one there already) and attached to that pan, ask them to install a "float kill switch".

And 36 Other Key Financial Measures.")If you're looking for practice talking to sellers, the best way to get that experience is to do it.

The floorplan can include measurements of walls, door swings, and you can even put in fixtures, appliances, and more to stage the property.

@Margaret Hill Have you measured the house yourself?