I didn't think it would hurt, I guess I just write "This property is being purchased As is". 

Now do this: write "NOI" on paper and draw a line under it which symbolizes "divided by". 

It probably takes as long as writing this post.

I find about 40% who contact me actually end up saying commercial investing is right for them and actually write a contract and close on something.

When you sell, you have to "pay back" the IRS for letting you write off depreciation.

Need to look at the depreciation, the tenant has a faster schedule than an owner, look there as to who can write off expenses quicker and negotiate from there. 

These will be the first properties I've purchased and I want to make sure I'm asking the right questions before I write an offer. 

When using those agreements you are basically writing the agreement, which is a contract that you will be legally bound by, yourself.

Plus, I only listed the most salient aspects of my flip; explaining every detail of my day-to-day experiences would require much more than what I could write in a discussion thread, so be prepared!

I settled at 701K  Plus had them write me out a seperate check splitting the cost of the EPA compliance document .